SaaS
4 things I'd tell anyone launching their first SaaS
Not gospel, just my read. I spent 2 years inside a structure that coached early stage startups, so I sat through a lot of pitches and watched which ones actually turned into revenue. Now I'm building my own SaaS solo, no technical background, and making my own version of these mistakes. Both sides taught me the same thing: the build was never the hard part. Don't launch an all in one tool The fastest way to know if your scope is too wide is to try writing your pricing page. Not the lan...
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