What r/SaaS is talking about this week

I was online all day and didn't even notice I made my first sale for 12 hours. I was just randomly switching tabs in Chrome and saw the $149 payment sitting there, and Alhamdulillah. After several...

came across an old Stanford talk by Sam Altman where he talked about how early stage founders should actually approach getting their first 100 users. he broke it down into 4 main paths, ranked...

Wtf. I just spent an hour writing my ACTUAL story on getting to $18K MRR on this subreddit (it took me 2.5 years, mind you). Instead of engaging, people downvoted and called me a spammer. Wtf is...

It is time for indie hackers to think bigger. With AI, you now have the power to build products that can compete with big enterprise companies. You don't need millions of users. Even 1,000 paying...

Everyone builds apps now but i really wonder while the demand is decreasing everyday, who are actually going to make real money with their vibe coded apps? Founders with very unique product or...

Everyone seems obsessed with scaling, hiring, and raising funding. But I can't be the only one that likes the idea of running a small, profitable SaaS with no employees. Surely that sounds more...

I've been building small SaaS projects for a while now, and most of them never really went anywhere. Some didn't get finished, others launched but barely got any traffic. A few months ago, I...

7 months. $6,000. Hundreds of bugs. Countless redesigns. And 4 paying customers who have no idea how much they mean to me. Here's the crazy part. All 4 subscribed when my app looked like absolute...

So for the past few months, I’ve been building a lighter version of Notion. I’m at around 1,400 commits, about 60,000 LOC and a desktop app. I haven’t done a mobile app yet because I think my...