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Hey guys, in the past few days i am seeing several coming from chatbot to my Saas . However it is just having from which chatbot like chatgpt for example . But i am interested to know which query they are entering from, do you guys know how to get that kind of data ? Google Search Console does not have this capability yet.

For teams using Loom or similar tools, has per user pricing, rising costs, vendor lock in or data control ever become a real pain? If you could have your own private video-sharing infrastructure, hosted on infrastructure you control, would that be useful or would the setup and maintenance outweigh the benefits? Curious to hear what people actually think.

I have been trying to crack reddit marketing for a few months now. I hate the reddit marketing tools online that send mass replies to so many random users without any goal or proper interaction. I even created a copywriting tool (a chrome extension) to help me write draft replies, comments etc based on my goals and I edit, choose and send people manually to start a conversation. I want to know how you guys approach reddit marketing? I will try to incorporate that in my extension. My main a...

How do you even come up with a saas idea??... I've been looking over the internet about the ideas but every other idea is already available over the internet. Help me with this guys!! 🙏🏻

the idea: companies spend money getting people onto their website. most visitors don't convert. ClientX tries to turn those visitors into conversations automatically. that's it. no “10 AI agents”. no 47-step CRM. no replacing your entire sales team. website visitor → conversation → sales pipeline. we're specifically looking at companies already running paid ads because the ROI is easier to understand. if they're spending $20k on traffic and we can recover even a small amount of...

Wrote this after looking at a lot of agent-built apps that were one bad afternoon away from a serious problem. None of it is hard, it is just that nobody tells you to check. Change an id in a url and see if you can read someone else's data.this is the big one. Login working is not the same as permission working. Search your client side bundle for anything that looks like a key or a secret. hit your own api in a loop and see if anything stops you. Check whether your main list vie...

I remember when I got my first Stripe payment, it was 47 euros. I feels unreal. Then I didn't sell for months. Before that I've build for 3 years. Yeah it was before chatgpt. Got into depression after this one sales. I just sold to 1 company then nothing. But, now we did 550 euros in a week. That's cheesy but the never give up advice is the realest.

Support has tickets, sales has call recordings, and product has a Slack channel where everything gets buried, so we tried a spreadsheet to pull it together, but it lasted only a couple weeks before everyone stopped updating it. We're on buildbetter now, which pulls calls and tickets into one feed and auto-tags recurring themes, so the monthly review works, though not sure we're getting the most out of it yet. Dovetail came up a lot but felt purpose-built for research teams running proper stu...

My prev attempt lessons: I have an experience from building a b2c saas earlier that pretty much dead now after months of trying everything but validating the idea with my targeted customers. A promise to myself: So I took a promise that I won't start building any product without validating it with my main targeted audience. So my question now how do I validate a product before building it? And how to find the channels where I can I find those audience? My targeted audience: I...

I keep seeing onboarding flows that basically go: Sign up → tell us your role → company size → what do you want to achieve? → invite your team → connect an integration → pick a template → maybe finally use the product And I think we’ve normalized something backwards. The company is getting value before the user is. We get segmentation data. We get their use case. We get an invited teammate. We get an integration connected. Meanwhile the user still hasn’t had a reason to car...

So I have a product called Hawser that I've been building since March and I felt for so long like I might just be wasting my life away working on this thing. Somebody actually paid and this is the craziest feeling and most insanely rewarding feeling I felt in so long. I feel like I've finally done something right and good and now I can continue working on this because I kind of felt sad because I didn't know when this would start paying off but apparently it has started paying off!!!!!!!!! &...

Hey everyone, I'm a student developer who has been doing this for a while now. Last year, I've built and deployed custom web applications for 4 different small/medium-sized business clients, ranging from a POS and internal management systems to a photo studio tracking app with google drive integration. The situation is that I only bill clients for a one-time project deployment and have no recurring revenue streams, only factoring in maintenance if a client requests any monthly backend update...

I have been studying a lot of SaaS launch & product videos recently & I’m curious what actually stands out to founders. There are plenty of beautifully animated videos out there, but I do not think great motion design automatically makes a great product video. I am also sharing some of my motion designs videos here too. The ones I remember usually do a few things really well: They explain the product quickly without overwhelming you The UI is actually easy to follow The ani...

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I'm a 20 year old college dropout. While I was in school I felt completely drained, lost in life, and had no idea what direction I was heading. But I've always had a sense of creativity and a drive to build something of my own. I started watching YouTube videos of young entrepreneurs dropping out of school and building million dollar companies. I also started following people on social media making entrepreneurship look effortless. I decided to drop out of school and start building a SaaS prod...

Hey Guys, I’ll keep it short, I quit my job a while ago to focus full time on my saas. In this period I launched 4 start ups. 1) Scaled my first one to 10k users couldn’t cross 120 usd mrr it’s still making 70-100 usd every month which is nothing honestly. 2) The journey was a psychological thriller/horror. days of self doubt waking up and feeling I’ll conquer the world and some days, scared like I’m wasting my life. I still remember the first time a user made a purchase that feeling is suc...

For founders who have already gone through this: What was your biggest challenge? Finding the right prospects Getting people to reply Getting meetings Converting meetings Building trust Finding a repeatable acquisition channel I'm especially interested in hearing from B2B and SaaS founders. What worked eventually, and what did you waste time on?

I built Instalaz and I’m looking for some honest feedback I’ve been working on Instalaz because managing multiple social accounts and a lot of posts gets messy pretty quickly. It lets you bulk upload content, schedule posts, manage multiple accounts, schedule first comments, and keep everything organized in one place. I’m still working on it, so I’d genuinely like to know what you think. What would you add? What would you remove? And if you already use a social media scheduler, what do y...

I've been following a few channels on reddit, I have to say this one of the few that I see real support among people trying to make it. I'm a developer, so I've done the easy part: develop. marketing? That's a different story. One that I'd like to learn about. I can create products pretty fast, this took maybe 2 weeks to a month on my spare time (I have a 9 to 5 dev job). I've heard a lot about distribution , but I think I know very very little about how to do it. At the same time I see po...

Drop the link if you’ve got the guts. I’ll check it out and reply to everyone.

I built a powerful Agentic AI System that helps Solo Business Owner build their business autonomously. Yet Nobody knows about this .. nytebuild dot com Can someone kindly tell me how to bring this to the next level?

Looking for a few beta testers for Vibely.sh. Vibely lets you build websites and mobile apps by simply describing what you want in natural language. We're still early and want honest feedback from people who actually build things. If you'd like to try it for free and help us improve it, comment below or DM me and I'll send you access. ​

Been building my SaaS for a while and I’m starting to realize that getting users is way harder than building the actual product. I can spend a weekend shipping a feature. Getting 10 people to actually try it? Somehow takes forever. 😂 I’ve tried a few things Reddit, content, communities, direct outreach, etc. Some brought traffic, but getting people who actually stick around is a different story. Curious what’s working for other founders right now. What’s your main acquisition channel, ...

https://preview.redd.it/mazrzp2dckih1.png?width=1958&format=png&auto=webp&s=622002417ed7794569d78524c25768c43fafda9f Hey, I created Chitron. Its an AI Desktop assistant that reads your screen and you can ask any question without expalining everything like which app you are using etc. Now I launched it a week ago but got zero users. Not even a single sign up. How can I grow this type of saas? or will it even work? Like do you think this saas will work or not? Looking for you...

Hey all - dude from Snoika here. We're in AI visibility / GEO space, basically help brands figure out how (or if) they're showing up inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and rest of the AI search stack. For almost two years we were something like boutique consultancy - manual audits, custom reports, monthly calls walking each client through where their brand was getting mentioned and where it wasnt. We finally shipped a self-serve dashboard version of all that a couple months ago, and ngl the...

I got tired of outbound being the same AI generated text over and over again. So I built a tool where you record yourself once, and for every prospect it generates completely new personalized script and a new video of you delivering it . Not just lip-syncing a template or changing a few words. The entire message is regenerated based on the person and company, and the final video is designed to look indistinguishable from one you actually sat down and recorded yourself. It researches the p...

NetSuite is the king ERP in the mid-size business segment. They rule the segment. They treat customers like shit. Innovation is dead since Oracle bought them. It’s heavy and convoluted. Their best AI innovation thus far is a Claude MCP. SERIOUS alternatives are almost as bad (Microsoft & SAP). Someone should take on this challenge and build a solid ERP for mid size companies, especially in the manufacturing sector. [link] [com...

Day 1 I have quitted from my job :) Real challenges starts now. Today’s plan: I was already making a SaaS tool for marketing. I’m adding last features and soon i will publish it. Which platform should i publish in your opinion? Do you use any marketing tool for your projects?

I've spent the last year building MyAutoShopPro, a shop management app for independent auto repair shops. It handles the stuff that usually lives across a whiteboard, a text thread, and QuickBooks: repair orders and estimates, digital vehicle inspections the customer approves from their phone, parts ordering and purchase orders, scheduling, customer texting, card payments including in shop readers (stripe/square), and a website for the shop. The incumbents are Shopmonkey and Tekmetric, and t...