$15/month means you're competing with the likes of YouTube Premium or Netflix. Not sure what an indie hacker can do that's going to provide that much value.
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You're not really competing with those though. Unless you are in the streaming space. Or entertainment space.
For example my recycler might charge $15 per month. My alarm monitoring might charge $15. I'm not forgoing either of those to get Netflix.
For an indie hacker creating $15 of value is not hard because $15 is not much money. An app that made my commute simpler would be worth $15, even if I use it for 30 seconds a day. It's irrelevant how long i watch Netflix for.
Finding $15 of value isn't terribly hard. Connecting either people who would benefit is hard. Convincing those people to try the app is harder. Getting them to use it everyday (so they dont want to leave) is hardest.
People will pay to remove pain. People will pay for convenience. But people have huge inertia. Getting them to try something new is hard.