Feedback on my SaaS landing page?
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Feedback on my SaaS landing page?

I recently redesigned the landing page for my form builder, Formsuite, and would love some quick feedback. Mainly curious if it feels clear, trustworthy, and polished enough for a SaaS homepage. New Design: https://formsuite.co/ Appreciate any thoughts!
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The saddest part is that for the last few years, all I've wanted was to build my own SaaS.

Back then, I wasn't skilled enough to create anything valuable, so I spent years learning, building projects, and improving my technical skills. Now I'm finally at a point where I feel capable of building a real product. But just as I've reached that point, it feels like the opportunities have become harder to find, competition is everywhere, and I've realized something important: Building isn't the hardest part. Selling is. I'm not a natural salesperson. If I message someone and they ignore m...
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Got sued threats on week one, ended up at -0,49 € on my first user. Lesson learned with stripe and db sync

​Hey guys, ​I recently launched ShopManage, its a SaaS tool that completely automates everything for eBay sellers (like inventory, management stuff etc). Just a few weeks in and I already got my first taste of how crazy customers can actually be. ​This guy signs up, and the very first text he sends me on WhatsApp is already furious. Threatening lawsuits, claiming my website is insecure and everything. I spent like an hour showing him the tech, proving that everything is secure, so he calms d...
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What all do I need to know about building and scaling a SaaS?

If I'm someone with just an idea and want to build a SaaS, what are all the things I need to learn to build and scale my saas. (Maybe suggestions on database, authorization, security or literally anything related to saas) If you already have a detailed doc on how you operate this, sharing it here or DMing me would be a big help. Else you can share any lessons/tips you : 1)would want your younger self to know 2)think a lot of people miss/overlook 3)think might help others save time Wha...
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My product is basically done and working, and I have zero paying customers. What actually moved the needle for you?

A year and a half ago I didn't know how to build anything. I taught myself AI from YouTube, around 100 hours of videos. And the whole time I kept hitting the same wall. YouTube has everything, more than any paid course, but I could never tell which video actually fit where I was. So I'd waste an hour searching, watch something too advanced or too basic, and forget most of it by the next day. So I built the thing I wished existed. You tell it what you wanna learn, and it turns the best free Y...
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I built the tool I wished I had while grinding LeetCode at 2am, unemployed

Two months ago I was unemployed in Munich, grinding LeetCode at 2am, and I kept doing the same dumb loop: copy the problem, paste into ChatGPT, ask how do I approach this, tab back, lose my place. The AI never knew what I was looking at. So I built a Chrome extension that reads the problem and code already open on the page and lets you ask for the approach without copy-pasting. The part I am proud of is a coach mode that nudges you toward the idea instead of dumping a solution. Free tier, no car...
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Your market is forming opinions about your company even when you're not posting

Founders often delay sharing ideas because they feel their ideas aren't fully structured yet. They already assume: "If I don't say anything, people won't judge it." But that's not how the market evolves. People are already forming decisions based on the signals they perceive: - website messaging - sales conversations - product experience - customer reviews - competitor comparisons Silence doesn't mean neutral. It simply means the market pick up the other signals t...
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everyone's competing on how fast you can build. nobody's competing on whether you should build it at all.

vibe coding tools are genuinely impressive now. you can go from idea to working app in an hour. but the bottleneck was never the building. it was always the thinking before it. is this market real. does anyone have budget. who already tried this and why did they stop. and the monitoring after it. what are competitors shipping. are they moving upmarket. did they just reprice. the build step got 10x faster. the before and after are still completely manual. weird that nobody's noticed that gap y...
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Found a free company enrichment API (10K requests/day)

Not affiliated. Found a free company enrichment API that returns emails, phone numbers, and social profiles from a company name or domain. No API key required Single endpoint 10K free requests/day GitHub: Enrich Has anyone tried it? Curious about the data quality. Disclosure: Not affiliated with the project.
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What is the best way to get early users?

I've tried to polish the UI as much as is reasonable for a beta product. However I am entirely lost on trying to get some early users to try it out and provide feedback. ChatGPT tells me to hold off on posting on ProductHunt until I have a few real users and know my strongest positioning Things I have tried so far: Registered sitemap on Google search console, Bing webmaster tools Created some landing pages based on usecases and optimized them for SEO/AEO I've created 2-3 posts on Ind...
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I can get signups but I can't get people to pay

I built an AI web app... think Google Docs, but for writing research papers. The experience is simple: you prompt it, and the AI writes for you (plus a few other features). For marketing, I'm currently doing two things: Google Ads Free tools Both are generating signups at least one per day. But I'm struggling to convert those signups into paying customers. Out of 28 users since launch, only one has actually tried using the app or interacted with the AI prompt. Has anyone d...
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Would love feedback on a launch platform I built for indie founder

After spending months building products and watching them disappear after launch day, I wanted something different. So I built Go-Publicly A launch platform focused on indie makers and bootstrapped founders. The goal isn't hype. The goal is helping builders: Share products Get feedback Gain visibility Connect with other founders I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from fellow builders. What would make a launch platform actually useful for you? submitted by ...
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Built the mobile first easy to use QR code menu for Ethiopians

I built a QR code menu platform. It was designed to help Ethiopian businesses to digitalize their menu experience. In my opinion this should have a very crowded software space but it is not. There are a couple of local platforms I know but none of them gave me the modern experience I expect in this day and age. Plus I heard it is very expensive for small businesses considering the adoption rate, ROI and knowledge experience in the country. So I decided to build a platform but give a life time ...
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What u do if launch day is tomorrow?

U have no audience or less, and u are launching your product in 3 or 4 days then how can u get the distribution for your product. Like how many ways out there ? To get attention in few days.
83 visitors, 0 signups how do you diagnose where activation is breaking?
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83 visitors, 0 signups how do you diagnose where activation is breaking?

I’m working on a small SaaS and hit a weird early funnel problem. My current numbers are: 83 visitors 0 signups 0 core actions taken 0 checkouts 0 paid users I know 83 visitors is not enough data to make huge conclusions, but 0 signups still feels like a signal that something is off . For people who have dealt with this before, how would you diagnose the issue? The possible problems I’m thinking about: Traffic is low-intent Landing page headline is unclea...
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What's the best billing automation platforms for B2B SaaS in 2026?

Hi guys, looking for recommendations to upgrade my current billing setup. For context, my company runs a mix of a standard subscription + usage based metrics. Right now, we're using a standard self-serve billing infrastructure but we're looking to change that as we have more customized pricing tiers now. Another thing is that our dev team is hesitant on building a metering layer to track these new tiers. The main point is, manual tracking is becoming a hassle to keep up with nowadays so I'm l...
My first dollar of revenue after a year of development
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My first dollar of revenue after a year of development

I started developing this project on May 11, 2025. My goal was to build a 3D modeling web app with capabilities similar to Blender. A few weeks ago, I implemented AI-generated textures for 3D models. The feature received a mix of positive and negative reactions from the developer community. Today, I got my first paying customer. I'm really excited, even though they only spent $5. After API costs, my profit margin was only about $1. That $1, earned after a year of work, is the most meaningf...
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I interviewed 73 job seekers before writing a single line of code

Most founders build first and validate later. I did the opposite. After talking to dozens of job seekers, I realized almost nobody knew why they weren't getting interviews. Everyone blamed the market. Very few looked at the actual resume. That insight eventually became ApplyBoostAI.com Curious: What's the biggest customer pain point you've discovered that completely changed your product direction? [link] [com...
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has anyone used richer user context to improve SaaS onboarding?

i keep thinking about SaaS onboarding cold start. the product can be useful once it understands the user, but the first session is usually empty dashboards and questions nobody wants to answer. i tried short onboarding. not enough signal. tried longer onboarding. dropoff. tried waiting for usage data, but then personalization comes after the user already judged the product. maybe the better version is letting users bring context from tools they already use, with clear consent. has anyone...
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How do you down select to one idea?

Founder here - So I just want to preface that I am brand new to SaaS and trying to figure out how to get started. Finding ideas isn’t the problem. Problem is I have like 20 ideas in mind but don’t know which one has the best chance of success. I’m just curious the process yall use to pick an idea to move forward with? My background is in mechanical engineering and when working on concept development for a project, we use decision matrices to essentially weigh criteria and score each concept, the...
My Story to $7 MRR
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My Story to $7 MRR

In January I finished my studies as a CS grad and decided I wanted to do something entrepreneurial. Job market is cooked and I thought building apps doesn’t sound that bad. My first idea was to do 1 app a week for as long as possible and the first app I wanted to build was an app for push notifications, because I used to use one that was great and it got taken down from the app store. I really start geeked out about my implementation and get really into architecture and performance optimizat...
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Effective SEO strategies

Hi guys, I’m starting my SEO implementation for my app and would like advice from people who have done SEO your strategies. Just wonna know if you use any apps for SEO, how you automate SEO, good tips, how many articles etc Thanks in advance
The question that quietly blocks SaaS deals: "is our data isolated from your other customers?" Here's what I built, looking for people to test it.
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The question that quietly blocks SaaS deals: "is our data isolated from your other customers?" Here's what I built, looking for people to test it.

If you sell B2B SaaS, sooner or later a bigger customer's security review asks: can you guarantee our data is never in the same database as another customer's? If you're on shared tables with RLS, the honest answer is "we filter by a customer_id," and that does not pass the review. I've watched that one question stall deals. The clean fix, a separate database per customer, usually means hand-managing provisioning, migrations and connections across all of them. And most managed options ...
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Don’t show me your app

While browsing Reddit, I often come across “show me your app” posts that are thought to generate engagement and traffic. I see they’re getting traffic and engagement, but is this traffic and engagement coming from the right place? I can more or less understand the reason behind these post; it gives a quick dopamine boost and a felling of getting traffic, but I always ask myself: how could I explain my app without showing it? And I’d love to hear your thoughts on that. Can you explain your app ...
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Free job-postings API (1.8M listings) if you're building anything with jobs data

Hey all. I built a free, hosted API that scans 30+ job boards daily, covering 60k+ companies and about 1.8M live job postings. I needed daily syncing and event alerts for a project, and figured I'd scale it out and make it free for others to use. If you need higher rate limits, or are interested in bulk downloading the data, let me know!
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Building a "Blue-Collar" SaaS – Why HR software for operational teams needs a different playbook

Hi everyone, I’m the founder of Weplanify , a time-tracking and scheduling platform built specifically for operational and frontline teams (construction, logistics, retail, pharmacies) where employees don't sit behind a desk or have a corporate email. Most HR software (SIRH) is built for office workers. When you try to apply those product frameworks to traditional, operational industries, they fail miserably. Here are 3 hard-learned business and technical lessons we gathered while buildin...
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Does Product Hunt actually bring customers?

Hey all 👋 I built a social media management and content creation tool and have managed to get my first customers organically. Now I'm looking at different ways to grow, and one idea was launching on Product Hunt or posting on Hacker News. But I'm not sure.... My feeling is that a lot of people on those platforms enjoy discovering and trying new products, which makes me wonder how many actually turn into long-term customers. Has anyone here done a Product Hunt or Hacker News launch? Did...
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Can someone point me to the right tech stack?

So I basically want to create a niche conversational AI tool that can do the following: * transcribe text to speech with voice recognition so a dpakeer can be identified. * it can create documents based on the transcription that can draw conclusions given a knowledge bzse of info. * security is important, does this mean it needs to be locally deployed? It is confidential company owned info that will be transcribed. * a deployment of the model per company (license model) Can someone point m...