How long did it take to convert your First Paying Customer after you launched your product?

@ankita00 Well, this is exactly why I tend to think of launch as starting getting first paying customers rather than just unveiling the product/MVP on certain platform. Just as you said, telling the world that I have a product doesn't warrant the customers will flock to me, or even getting a single customer. However, starting actually acquiring customers bring the real move, so this I'd consider as a real launch BTW, funny enough but this may resemble the perception people often have about fundraising... Founders often celebrate loudly each next fundraising round, often measuring by that their success and growth...which really makes me wondering about the perspective under which many see fundraising... I see it as something that is similar to taking a loan from a bank and celebrating getting into debt. Fundraising is a measure of liability, like a loan, nothing to celebrate about. Obviously, in many cases this is necessary, but necessary evil, those money do not belong to the founders but rather raising their liability. So in my perspective, I'd consider as a launch any case of brining an initial paying customers or probably after some period to see their retention, because this brings a real value. On the other hand, just unveiling the product on some platform without customers being brought by that and considering this as a launch, is just similar to measuring one's success by another fundraising round... Of course, just my personal opinion..