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I went through every YC-backed SaaS company failure post-mortem I could find from 2019 to 2025. found around 30+ documented cases & in most case its the same pricing problem that have killed them Pricing was not too high or too low. It was flat monthly pricing that did not scale with customer value. The problem. one SaaS company charges $99/month per account. one customer uses the product lightly and logs in twice a week, does basic tasks, gets moderate value while second customer uses t...

I'm building a product that can be used by adults and children, so it should comply with gdpr and some other EU/Spain policies. I had AI generated Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for me. What is the best way to find a qualified person to read through it and confirm that it all looks good?

Classic solo technical founder problem. I can build the thing fine. Finding the handful of people who actually have the problem is the part I'm bad at, so I'm asking people who've already done it. Quick on why I'm even on this. I was PM for AI at a fintech firm. One thing we built let ops update loan records in plain English, move accounts into forbearance, change a payment status, that kind of thing. Worked most of the time. The problem was the times it didn't, it still said it did. Came bac...

Has any one sold saas to UK local government? I have completed a number of demos and getting really positive feedback and interest. The next hurdle is the procurement stage. I am looking for someone who has done this before and could maybe offer some advice?

I want to list my software and I am looking for some good SaaS directories to get started. Please help me choose from the big 4 - G2, Capterra, Software Finder & Software Advice

I'm looking to know more about how founders and directors handle the day-to-day administration and management of their startups. Specifically, I’m trying to map out which apps and software tools are actually worth using for things like project management, finance, communication, and HR. Would you be open to sharing a quick list of the core tools your team relies on? I feel like some of them are too complex for me to spend too much time trying to learn. Thanks a lot for your time and insights...

A friend asked me recently whether setting up a branded short domain was worth the effort for a small SaaS business. My initial answer was that it felt like one of those things you do after you've ‘made it.’ Nice to have, but hardly a priority when you're trying to get customers. Then we mapped out everywhere their links were showing up. Product update emails, demo follow-ups, LinkedIn posts, webinar registrations, affiliate partnerships, customer onboarding emails, event handouts and even...

I just want to share my experience. I am in this space for quite some time. I started by watching videos and wanted to build something myself. I learned NextJS, used MongoDB but later switched to Supabase. I already launched two projects but not made any money. Those were rough and sketchy. I learned a lot and got better. I actually got some traction for my second project which was basically a linktree clone. I have around 1k visitors every month all organic. This encouraged me that if I do ...

LiquidAI LFM2.5-VL-3B: a 3.1B local VLM that beats Gemma-4 E4B — screen understanding 2.5 → 82.2 TL;DR: LiquidAI released LFM2.5-VL-3B, a 3.1B vision-language model that runs fully local (llama.cpp, MLX, vLLM, even a WebGPU demo). • Beats Gemma-4 E4B (8B) 69.4 vs 59.7; edges Qwen3.5-4B • Screen understanding: 2.5 → 82.2 on ScreenSpot-v2 Web (huge jump) • 228 tok/s on M5 Max, 20 tok/s on a Galaxy S26 Ultra • Function calling / object grounding included What I found interesting is the busine...

Google will now allow you to remove visible watermarks from the images, videos, and music made with AI tools. With the update, you can toggle off a new "Media watermark" setting in Gemini and Google's AI video generator, Flow. When toggled off, Google will remove the "sparkle" watermark that appears in the bottom-right corner of […]

Instagram's wordmark is iconic. Well, was iconic. Apparently Instagram thought it looked old, so the company rolled out a new one this week. It doesn't look like the old Instagram wordmark. It doesn't even look like it spells Instagram anymore. And we cannot figure out why Instagram decided to do this. On this episode of […]

Arguably the coolest new photo feature for the Pixel 11 lineup is Google's new Camera Looks, which process image data differently at the sensor level to produce photos that don't have that "smartphone" look. The result is new styles like "Digi," which mimics the style of photos taken by older digital cameras. But to use […]

The version of The X-Files: I Want to Believe that premiered in 2008 was not exactly the movie co-writer / director Chris Carter intended to make. Carter wanted to bring agents Mulder and Scully back to the big screen with a grisly story about faith and the supernatural. But executives at 20th Century Fox felt […]

A lot of automakers talk about wanting to minimize or eliminate driver distractions so as to make the experience of driving more rewarding and safer overall. Lamborghini has a different strategy; it wants the driver to become one with their vehicle. This helps explain the storied super car maker's tagline for the new Revuelto SV: […]

If you’re a student looking for an affordable laptop, I have bad news and I have good news. The bad news is that computer prices are out of whack due to the ongoing RAM and storage crunch, making some a little pricier than they used to be and others wildly more expensive. The good news? […]

Strings of code in Samsung's Galaxy Wearable app hint at an upcoming pair of over-ear headphones that could compete with the AirPods Max, SamMobile reports. Samsung's reportedly referring to the headphones as the "Galaxy H1," and SamMobile says they could launch sometime in 2027. That would make these the company's first pair of over-ear headphones […]

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