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We’re a fully remote SaaS company, and our security setup has slowly grown as the team and the amount of sensitive customer data we handle have grown. Right now we use Okta for SSO and MFA, 1Password for credentials, Cloudflare Zero Trust for internal access, CrowdStrike on company laptops, GitHub for development, AWS for infrastructure, and Kibu for private team communication and trusted connections. Individually everything has a purpose, but onboarding our latest hires made me realize how ...

Hello , I just created my first saas which is a CRM for sidehuslter because a friend requested and it was my end year project for my bachelor in CS. Is called procontact ( https://procontact.app ) I will maybe never have a customer but I am proud after nearly 8 years because I have worked , stoped and some life situation that drag me to get my degree . And also was fired from my 3,5 years job . Because I feel good to develop my first application . But I have no client yet and maybe nev...

I have an autoimmune disease for which there’s currently no cure (hopefully there will be something soon). Because of that, I’m at home 24/7 and I’d really like to start something of my own. I’ve been doing seasonal online work for a few years and have saved up enough money, so I have capital to invest in marketing. Starting today, I plan to dive into extensive research to come up with an idea and eventually build something out of it. I’d really appreciate any advice, ideas, or anything yo...

​I don't know anymore. After i stopped working on my startup due to financial problems. I've been looking for a job to support myself my family and my medication but i can't get hired even if i'm trying

Long post. I'm too deep in this to judge it clearly and I need outside perspective, specifically on what to actually do now. -> Background: We're both around 23, same age, no seniority gap. We've been close friends for about a decade: dinners, birthdays, the whole thing. About 15 months ago I came up with the idea for our B2B AI SaaS product. I did all the concept work myself: product vision, feature structure, user flows, monetization model. Then I spent the first 1-2 months building t...

Now AI can launch the wrong outbound campaign faster now. If you’re not feeding it the right data, it will find the wrong prospects, write the wrong message and scale the wrong campaign. Before launching, find out: → Which companies have already bought from you? → Which companies responded positively to your previous campaigns? → What do those companies have in common? → What problem were they trying to solve? → What changed in their business before they became interested? → Who ...

Hey everyone, I've been thinking about a problem that seems common among AI builders. There are so many new AI products, tools, and ideas appearing every week. Finding ideas is easy. The harder question is: How do you decide which idea is worth spending the next few weeks or months building? What signals do you personally look at? For example: New product launches? Community discussions? User demand? Market trends? Competitor movements? I'm curious how other founder...

Im not entire sure of the thinking pattern here - hence the post for broader thoughts. With the world wide (those not in the Least developed countries list) adoption of AI tools / harnesses (claude/codex / gpt) - it got me thinking what would a business app look like in the (maybe not near term) future?🤔 While i cant see that horizon form just yet, I also cant see the world using saas apps in its current form for more than 6-8 years from now... surely it will evolve?🤔 I can appreciate tha...

I know it’s usually people who solve their own problems and then share it with the right community, but what if I couldn’t find any problems for myself because i already have solutions for them? Other niches are also seems to be closed for me, because I don’t know their problems as long as I’m not really into it?

I​ made a small website using no code app builder to collect profitable micro saas ideas, I have been adding good small product manually from last year but nothing happened. 5 month back I started a channel on threads app and rebuild my website and started sharing those startup ideas on threads mostly as of now and got more than 2M views since then, in between I started a weekly newsletter and last week I got an email from cloudfare that my website has crossed 100k views in total. This month,...

We have been looking at AI tools for our support team over the last few months and one thing keeps bothering me, of course every tool hade its pros and cons. A lot of platforms are great at dashboards. They'll show you where agents struggled. They'll flag low CSAT calls. They'll point out compliance issues. But all of that happens after the conversation is over. By then the customer has already had a bad experience. The bigger our support volume gets the less useful that feels. Knowing we had 20...

What a feeling! It has been so long since I opened Stripe that IOS decided to auto off load the application from my phone. I was checking how many visitor have I recieved today and in events saw that someone has clicked on, I open Stripe and there it is first ever real customer. 1 customer is worth 1000 visitors, this is all the validation I needed. It feels weird and amazing, and also motivating! I cannot wait to work more and scale. I wish all my SaaSers their first and many custome...

I don't usually post personal things online, especially not like this. If you can't help directly, maybe an upvote, a share, or pointing me toward someone who might be hiring could help this reach the right person. I'd really appreciate it. I got laid off a couple of months ago, and despite applying every day, reaching out to people, and trying just about everything I can think of, I'm down to about one month of savings . The hardest part is that I don't think I'm bad at what I do. I've...

https://preview.redd.it/dfp41pzswrhh1.png?width=1028&format=png&auto=webp&s=fae43d568740419f135cccc4761da43ba16a0843 Getting to this point has taken so much more work than I ever imagined when I started building my product. There were plenty of moments where I questioned whether spending countless hours building, talking to users, improving the product, and marketing it every single day would ever pay off. More than once, I wondered if I was simply chasing an idea that nobody re...

Not saying distribution is super easy, but I think it is just as hard as building software. Even with AI. If you think coding is the easy part, I don't think you really understanding coding enough to building with it. I have found that anyone who says "distribution is the hard part" gives the same effort the give building an application, to distribution. Prompt and pray tactics. Just as great software is written by people who truly understand their code. Great distribution pipel...

Wondering how you guys have approached improving your pitch, especially over Zoom. Obviously practice makes perfect, I've been using pitch simulator chαtvisor lately to work on both delivery and content, but would welcome any other suggestions, books, tips that worked for you, things you learned from good or bad experiences, etc. We raised a small pre-seed round Q3 last year but will be going out to the market again in a few weeks and trying to get my head ready for discussions with angels and...

I wanted to get some opinions from other SaaS founders who sell into traditional industries. We're in the field service and equipment management space, and one thing we've consistently noticed is that companies aren't really looking for "another app." They want something that fits into the systems they're already using. In conversations with prospects, we've been compared with platforms like ServiceMax, Salesforce Field Service, IFS, ServiceTitan, Jobber, and others. One thing that...

So i just got my first trialing cutomer for TraceGraphs that isn’t a friend or family member, im trying not to get my hopes but i can’t wait to see if they continue using it. The only issue is that i may go bankrupt from advertising first. At this rate i will be -300$ a month but is this to be expected? Or am i paying too much already? Side note: 1 user from 6 clicks seems pretty good but i will let the marketing gods of reddit answer that one.

Hi everyone, We've built something in the space of e-commerce and customer acquisition that genuinely works (did a pilot with a brand). Now, we want to onboard 10 new brands (Shopify specifically) on the platform. What would be the best channels to reach out to the founders and marketing executives of these brands? Most of the mid-sized Shopify founders aren't on LinkedIn or X. The only way I can think of is emails and reddit. If any of you have built a Shopify SaaS company, how did you get ...

https://preview.redd.it/xcc9pevvqrhh1.png?width=813&format=png&auto=webp&s=201a635730b72534f4cadec605cfa3a4928ebe80 When I started StartupSubmit , I thought founders mainly cared about launch week. Product Hunt. Reddit. X. LinkedIn. After working with more startups, I realized something else mattered just as much. What happens after launch. One founder we worked with had a solid product but almost no visibility outside of their initial launch. Instead of chasing...

I have been reviewing a product flow where several screens had already been designed well. The problem was that important behaviour around those screens was still undecided. Who owns the next action? What happens if a payment stays pending? Can a user recover something they purchased after the product is removed? Which states should support handle manually, and which should the product resolve? Each unanswered question eventually looked like a UI issue because the screen was where th...

Two months ago, I started building NextStair , an AI discovery platform. The hardest part wasn't building the product. With AI and modern development tools, building SaaS products has become faster than ever. Getting people to actually discover your product is the hard part. For weeks, traffic was almost nothing. Still, I kept adding tools, improving SEO, fixing pages, and expanding NextStair beyond AI tools into courses, companies, digital products, and jobs . Now we're finally seei...

I'm the founder of a LinkedIn Saas app that I launched back in June 2024. The app has over 100+ customers and over $12k in revenue. Tech stack: - LinkedIn APIs - has a Chrome extension - MERN stack - X API for trends and ideas A few good and bad things: The good: The DR of the app is 20, had submitted it to a lot of directories when I was maintaining it, so someone who's good at SEO can crack distribution. It has all the features of the apps which are doing really good in the space. A...

Just got #1 app in the Health & Fitness category on SeoReceipts Been grinding seo for Gym Note Plus for the past year so pretty chuffed with this!

Hi, I am looking for a good context coding agent like Claude Code but one that is really cheaper. I was paying $100 per month but now it makes me real frustrated to pay this much every month. The cost is just so high for build anything. I am looking for the best alternatives. Let me know what you are using to code and suggest me something closer and cheaper to claude code. Thanks

Hello everyone, Tony here from Webfuse. i'd like to share a side project I built which is kinda a new view to experience the internet. I know that sounds too bold, but I think those 3 main features openlibrenet provides are pretty unique. - team browser : instead of screen sharing, you can invite participants and browse website together; works on all devices, mobile, desktop and all browsers - no install required. - unblock geo restricted content : select a region to browse websites fro...

I started off doing consulting and automations and I chose the trades and construction niche. It has slowly evolved into a productized consulting SaaS product that I can reuse throughout this niche. So far I have 30k revenue through 7 months with setup fees and monthly retainers. I now have $4400 mrr ongoing as well from my 5 clients. When is a good time to be selective with future clients that fit the mould of what I have built for past clients vs continuing to be very custom to appease to ...

Duration May–Aug 2026 We analyzed different content themes, campaign objectives, and audience segments.​ Company Background: We are a SaaS company building AI native ticketing system for the support platforms like Github, Discord, Forums to resolve issues. category: AI agents, and support platforms Content marketed: short text + website+ images and sometimes blogs (from medium) Theme: solution pages for each integration like github integration page link was uploaded and showed th...

Hi everyone. I am building a voice-to-action ai assistant for your desktop, and am looking for feedback on my pre-launch page. I am thinking of using this page to get early emails and build a waitlist prior to launch and would like to get some feedback on it before I start to do a cold outreach campaign. I have only shown the page to a handful of people, so... basically, I just want to know if there are any gaps or things I could improve before I start actively promoting it. As for my tool, ho...

I passed 50 visitors to my website where I house my products and my bounce rate has been declining. Nothing purchased yet but a little bit of a rush.