Higgsfield Killed Its $500M Run-Rate Subscription to Launch an API—And Someone Automated a Fiverr Business With It
EXM7777 · x · 2026-09-17
Higgsfield grew its subscription business to a $500M run rate, then killed it to launch its own API priced below everyone else. One builder now runs a Fiverr business on autopilot: an agent filters thousands of daily simple-video orders, reads briefs, generates launch videos/motion design/UGC ads via the Higgsfield API, and handles delivery and revision upsells. At $350 per order and 30-40 orders a month, that's roughly $10K/month before fees—evidence that agent-deliverable service work is spawning first-come-first-served opportunities.
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