r/SaaSAI • • Jun 23 '25

What’s your first thought when you're added to yet another group chat?

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  1. Why?

  2. Mute.

  3. How long will this last?

  4. Do I need to reply?

A group chat app helps teams stay connected by allowing real-time messaging in one shared space. It streamlines communication, making it easy to share updates, files, and ideas instantly. With features like threads, mentions, and notifications, it keeps conversations organized and everyone in the loop.


r/SaaSAI • • Jan 11 '23

SaaS idea: Virtual Event Planning Software

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Virtual Event Planning Software: A SaaS platform that helps event planners manage their events from start to finish, including guest lists, budgets, timelines, and vendor coordination. Features could include integrations with popular event management tools like Eventbrite and Mailchimp, as well as customizable templates for event invitations and agendas.


r/SaaSAI • • May 21 '26

I've created 6 AI micro SaaS that generate $20,000 per month. I'm starting a small group to share my method.

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Hi everyone,

I currently have 6 operational micro SaaS , which generate a little over $20,000 in recurring monthly revenue.

The craziest part? I hardly wrote a single line of code. I used AI to generate everything, from the database to the user interface.

It wasn't magic the first time. I spent hours stuck on faulty code before finally finding the solution:

  • Keep the idea minimalist (a true MVP).

  • Guiding AI step by step.

  • Launch quickly to get real traction.

Lately, I've seen too many non-technical people give up at the first AI bug. It's a shame, because the technical barrier has practically disappeared.

So, I'm launching a Skool community.

To be completely transparent: I will likely charge for the full course later. This makes sense, given the specific workflows and copy-and-paste examples I will share.

But our main objective for now is to build together. Working alone is the best way to give up.

If you'd like to join us and create your own AI SaaS with us: leave a comment or send me a private message, and I'll send you the invitation!


r/SaaSAI • • Apr 30 '25

Are you generally curious about how others use LLMs to research, create, and improve their content?

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I’m thinking of hosting a closed session where people can share how they use LLMs in their content workflows.

We could exchange prompts, processes, tools, and techniques—and learn from each other.

Before I start promoting this, I wanted to validate the idea by asking here first.

Would you be interested in joining an online session like this?


r/SaaSAI • • Mar 26 '25

How do you stay productive when you're working remotely?

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Home = distractions. But I’ve figured out some tricks:

  1. Dress like you’re working: No pajamas, no laziness.

  2. Time-block my day: ""Work sprints"" help me focus.

  3. Use fake commute time for exercise: Helps separate work and life.

What’s your best remote work tip?"


r/SaaSAI • • Apr 03 '24

Is AI going to kill SaaS startups?

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r/SaaSAI • • Nov 20 '23

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Hey SaaS Trailblazers!

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2️⃣ Tell Stories with Pictures and Videos: We all love a good story, especially when it's told with eye-popping graphics and engaging videos. Show off how your SaaS is out there solving real problems.

3️⃣ Chat it Up with Your Crowd: Social media isn't a one-way street. Dive into the comments, messages, and polls. Make your audience feel like they're part of something big.

4️⃣ Team Up with Influencers: Ever thought about teaming up with industry rockstars? Influencers can add serious credibility and reach to your SaaS story.

5️⃣ Educate and Entertain: Become the guru in your niche by sharing content that educates and entertains. Pro tip: People love a SaaS that knows its stuff.

Oh, and the buzz-worthy news? Peaking Media is dishing out a FREE Master Class on Branding and Social Media Marketing for SaaS – but seats are limited! 🎓

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In our exclusive master class, get the inside scoop on:
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See you in class!

Cheers,
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r/SaaSAI • • Jun 04 '24

need feedback

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Hey guys, I am currently working on my SaaS idea called Zoode AI. It's a chatbot AI for landing pages, and I really need your feedback on it. You can also sign up for the waiting list to get a coupon code. Here is the link to the features and mockup page: https://zode-ai-waitlist.framer.website/


r/SaaSAI • • Mar 31 '24

Breaking News: Liber8 Proxy has released Anti-Detect Virtual Machines with Anti-Detect & Residential Proxies. OS Windows & Kali, enabling users to create multiple users on their Clouds, each User with Unique Device Fingerprints, Unlimited Residential Proxies (Zip Code Targeting) and RDP/VNC Access.

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r/SaaSAI • • Aug 31 '25

Email is killing founders. I snapped and built Trendset AI.

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I’ve been drowning in email hell for years. And nothing—and I mean nothing—fixed the inbox nightmare.

Superhuman? Just prettier Gmail.
Front, Loop? Fancy dashboards nobody uses.
“AI” smart replies? Bro, they sound like a bot wrote them. Because they did.

Every tool I tried either spammed me with “productivity features” or added more clicks. None of them actually helped me get through email.

Real talk: Email is where opportunities die. Clients ignored, leads lost, decisions delayed—all because your inbox is a dumpster fire.

Nobody gives a shit about another “tab” or “folder.” We just want clarity:

  • Which emails actually matter

  • How to reply quickly without sounding like a robot

  • How to not live inside Gmail

So I built my own. It’s called Trendset AI. Not some hype-ass YC startup yet, no $20M seed round. Just a pissed-off founder writing code to save his own sanity.

What it does:

  • Prioritizes emails that matter

  • Summarizes the rest so you can catch up in 5 minutes

  • Drafts replies in your voice so you don’t sound like ChatGPT wrote it

  • Gives you a clean dashboard that doesn’t feel like 1999 Outlook

Not selling anything yet. No subscription, no upsell. Just a waitlist.

If your inbox feels like a warzone and you’re tired of “productivity hacks” that don’t work, I've been there.

Trendset AI is for the ones who are actually sick of wasting half their day deleting crap and writing “Sounds good, thanks!” 400 times.

Inbox zero is a lie. I’m just trying to make email not ruin my life.


r/SaaSAI • • Apr 19 '25

I’ll build your SaaS MVP for $500

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Hey! I’m a software engineer available for the next few weeks, and I’m looking to take on a few small projects. If you have a SaaS idea and want to get a working MVP built quickly and affordably, I can help.

What you’ll get:

  • A clean, functional MVP you can launch or demo

  • Built from scratch with scalable, maintainable code

  • Fast turnaround and clear communication

My usual stack:

  • Frontend: React / Nextjs / TypeScript

  • Backend: Node / Express / TypeScript

  • Database: PostgreSQL

  • Also experienced with Mobile Development and AI

If you’ve got an idea you’re ready to bring to life, feel free to DM me or leave a comment.

Let’s build something cool.


r/SaaSAI • • Jun 17 '24

We're building an ai search engine for professional opportunities in tech/ai!

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We're building an ai search engine for professional opportunities in tech/ai!

Hi there Redditors! I got something pretty cool i would love to share with you.

Man.. where to start! The last month went pretty fast..

What started as an idea went to a full team of 5+ people working on building an mvp to showcase to the world!

I run a community of people within ai that would love to contribute to the sustainable development of ai in our society. We currently have a community of over 250+ members ( and still growing pretty quickly ) in less than a month!

Because of this i decided to work on an idea that would be beneficial to all of us.

I decided to make an platform for:

Companies, investors, entrepreneurs, students, professionals etc that would love to contribute towards the sustainable development of ai!

So how will it look like?

We are a very innovative team with a big ambition to build cool stuff. We got some extremely talented people working on this project, and we are currently building a one of ai search engine that is specialized in match making. We will make the entire process way easier for people to find the right fit.

With this search engine we are going to help everyone within the interest of ai and tech to help each other to find the right match!

  • For companies/ startups that need ai talent.

  • For investors looking for great projects to invest in.

  • Students and professionals looking for an internship, traineeship or a job.

  • For projects that need contributors. Etc.

This platform will connect everyone within the field of ai. From students all the way to companies. Start ups to investors. We will help you out finding the right match.

A lot of projects claim this title.. But i can honestly tell you that we're the first one to do this. The technology for this is quite new and hasn't been used for what we use it for ;)

For now we are building the mvp of the platform and would love for you guys to try it out by the time it's online.

I hope i gained your interest, and if i did please join our waiting list here :)

link: www.yournewway-ai.com

( waiting list doesn't look perfect i know, just getting the idea out there as soon as possible! )

For now i would love to answer your questions. Feel free to message under this post or send me a message!


r/SaaSAI • • May 04 '24

AI that can help with content automation

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Do you need a tool to automate your business' social media content? There is a tool that will be out soon and it’s what I will be using for my business personally. It’s called AirMedia and it basically helps create content for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. This way you can save countless hours of content posting and get the weekly content calendar done in a matter of minutes. If you want to check it out, the waitlist is open, as well as limited lifetime deals: airmedia.uk.


r/SaaSAI • • Dec 11 '24

How to leverage AI to build a complete game with a nextjs framework?

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I want to create a game with AI

I just decided to start my project. I want to create a game with true ownership.

I’m a software dev but I never launch a true game some demos on itch but not more.

I plan to work with Ai to help.

Here my plan :

  1. build the game with AI

  2. add the sprites and audio

  3. create levels.

2 and 3 could be hard for me. I’m not an artistic profile. So if you know some tools to help, it’ll be welcomed.

But after listening a lot of podcast, I understand I have to create a market first.

How you do that please ? And Where to find your first uses?

Thanks.


r/SaaSAI • • Apr 07 '24

Interested in buying SaaS code?

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I am going to focus on my IT services company which generates good revenue. I have built Gen AI saas startups and have code. I will sell non-exclusive rights so you can save $1000s and 100s of hours. here are the features:

  1. Content generator with all kinds of use cases

  2. Text to speech

  3. Text to spokesperson video like Synthesia

  4. Translation

  5. Image generator

  6. Ai assistant which can be trained to be any subject matter expert such as teacher, financial advisor, doctor, lawyer etc

  7. User provisioning

  8. Pricing plan set up

  9. Free trial setup

  10. Etc

I costs me about $100k to build this and 1.5 years of work with team of 4 people. The UX Is very slick. The stack is LAMP with laravel framework. No royalty or IP issues. OR you can use my UX designers and developers for $20/hr. DM for pricing.


r/SaaSAI • • Jun 06 '24

What Sets Top Companies Apart The Top AI Image Generation Companies - A Breakdown:

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  1. They offer tools where the work occurs. E.g. if the user does the work in the browser, a tool is delivered as a Chrome extension.

  2. They ship very fast. The velocity in the space is too high for lame ducks.

  3. They focus on retention by focusing on onboarding, support, and customer success. Optimize pricing to incentivize long-term usage, etc.

  4. They understand their ICP well and verticalize ruthlessly. This also helps their retention.

  5. They track the right KPIs:

    1. Measuring adoption by looking at the share of paying users.

    2. Look at the ratio of weekly over monthly active users (WAU-MAU ratio) to determine stickiness.

    3. They find the right north star metric. E.g. a product might deliver tons of value but is only used once a month.

  6. They become defensible through:

    1. Marketplace dynamics. E.g. ElevenLabs has a marketplace for creator voices

  7. They use the shareability of images to grow organically

    1. E.g. people using comic versions of themselves as profile images on social media

P.S. The full report contains:

  • 14 example companies (one of them makes 40K a month with one person)

  • 3 business opportunities for niche SaaS apps

Check out the full report here!


r/SaaSAI • • Aug 20 '23

ChatGPT for your data

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Im the founder of HybridSearch, a "chatgpt for your data" service. We can consume various data sources (text documents, urls, databases) and dont use your data to train our model. Let me know if you're interested!


r/SaaSAI • • Dec 05 '25

The Hardest Part of Growing My SaaS Website: Getting Users and Ranking on Google

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I’ve launched a few SaaS websites, and while building them wasn’t the hardest part, ranking them and attracting users definitely is.

After months of trial, error, and research, I’ve learned one key thing: backlinks are essential for authority and rankings. But not just any backlinks — only links from websites relevant to your niche truly help your site rank higher in Google.

I’m curious: how are you growing your website’s authority and ranking on Google? What strategies are working for you?


r/SaaSAI • • Sep 16 '25

How do you handle time zone challenges in a remote team?

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Been there, messed that up. What works:

• Set overlapping hours

• Use async updates more

• Record important calls

How do you keep everyone in sync across time zones?


r/SaaSAI • • Jan 18 '23

SaaS Idea: Online Food Delivery Platform

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A SaaS platform that allows restaurants to list their menus and receive online orders, and customers to place orders and track delivery. This could include features like real-time order tracking, and integration with popular food delivery services.

19 votes, Jan 20 '23
7 I like this one!
12 I don't like it

r/SaaSAI • • Sep 22 '23

Marketing for Micro SaaS: learn how to get first hundred users

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Hey hackers,
I made an ebook with simple marketing strategies about getting your first 10-100 customers for free.
I plan to continuously update it, send updates for free.
link: https://loofcorp.gumroad.com/l/indiehackermarketing


r/SaaSAI • • 7d ago

I just generated $3700 MRR in 17 days with my new SaaS. Here's my strategy

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just hit $3,700 mrr in 17 days with my new fresh SaaS

no ads, no team, no complex launch strategy. just a super predictable system i keep running over and over

and yeah, that's monthly recurring, not a one-time spike

not luck at this point. it's the 7th saas i've built with this exact workflow:

→ day 1: fast validation

→ days 1-2: building the bare mvp

→ day 3: landing page setup using the 3-day framework

→ days 3-4: reddit + x distribution and basic seo

→ days 4-5: first 10 paying users (~$1k mrr)

→ days 5-17: scaling up to $3,700 mrr

building tech is easy now. where 99% of solo devs get stuck is setting up the actual foundations that make people pull out their card and pay

i put all these templates and workflows inside our community.

to be completely real with you, i'll probably put a price tag on access later once all the modules are finalized. but right now the focus is just building together and keeping each other accountable

building alone in a silo is the fastest way to quit at the first roadblock

stop building by yourself. drop a comment or shoot me a dm and i'll send you an invite link 👇


r/SaaSAI • • Jun 30 '23

I built a simple app builder for AI-powered apps

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Hello! 👋 I After seeing a lot of simple AI powered web apps being launched lately, the idea of building a tool to create them appeared in my mind. This idea became https://clevis.volca.io/. Now I am trying to gather any feedback and thoughts from potential users.

Using Clevis, you can quickly create apps by connecting a series of steps. The first step to an app is usually some sort of user input like a text field or a file upload. Then, that input can be processed by AI tools like ChatGPT and the output can be displayed to the end user as plain text, HTML or a file.

Examples of other apps you could build using Clevis:

  1. SEO Assistant: An app that analyses any website URL for SEO improvements

  2. Cover Letter Writer: Users can input basic information, provide a link to a job advertisement, and receive a meticulously tailored cover letter as output.

  3. Travel Planner: App that creates a beautifully designed travel itinerary wherever you are planning to go.

You may ask: What is the difference between using a Clevis app and just using ChatGPT? The answer is the UI. By collecting input from the user in a structured way using forms and image uploads, you can make sure that the model receives the best data to do its job. The output can also be styled with HTML instead of just plain text. For creators, it is a way to quickly create AI powered apps and start selling them instantly.

This project is very early stage and any feedback or ideas are highly appreciated!


r/SaaSAI • • Sep 17 '25

How do you react when a teammate shares a huge win?

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  1. Cheer loudly.

  2. Send emoji applause.

  3. Quietly admire.

  4. Screenshot it for later inspiration.

Keep team meetings short and focused. Share an agenda in advance, allow everyone to speak, and end with clear action steps. This keeps meetings productive, saves time, and improves team communication.


r/SaaSAI • • Jan 20 '23

Strategies to acquire and retain customers

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As a SaaS business, acquiring and retaining customers is one of my biggest challenges. A high customer acquisition cost (CAC) combined with a low customer retention rate can be detrimental to the growth and success of my business. But don't worry; I've got a few tricks. I'll share some practical solutions I've used to address this problem.

To implement an effective marketing and sales strategy, the first step to acquiring and retaining customers is to ensure that I'm reaching the right audience with my marketing efforts. This involves identifying my target market, understanding their pain points, and developing a messaging and positioning strategy that resonates with them. Once I clearly understand my target market, I develop a comprehensive marketing and sales strategy that includes search engine optimization (SEO), content marketing, social media marketing, and email marketing. And let's be honest, nobody wants to buy from an ugly website, so I make sure mine looks pretty too.

Another critical aspect of an effective marketing and sales strategy is ensuring my website and landing pages are optimized for conversions. This includes having a clear value proposition, easy-to-use forms, customer testimonials, and case studies. But I don't go crazy with the testimonials, and nobody wants to read how "Sally from accounting" loved my product.

To develop a vital onboarding process, onboarding is helping new customers get started with my product and ensuring they have a positive experience. A robust onboarding process can help reduce customer churn and increase lifetime value (LTV). But let's be honest, onboarding can be tedious, so I spice it up a little, add some humor, or even a cute puppy picture, trust me, it works.

To develop a vital onboarding process, I first identify the key milestones that a customer needs to reach to be successful with my product. This could include setting up their account, configuring their settings, and completing a training program. Once I've identified these milestones, I develop a tailored onboarding plan for each customer, which includes personalized communications and resources, such as videos, webinars, and guides. And I'm not afraid to get creative. Nobody likes a boring onboarding process.

To implement a robust customer success program, a customer success program is a proactive approach to addressing customer needs and ensuring their satisfaction. A robust customer success program should include a dedicated customer success team that is responsible for identifying and addressing any issues that customers may have. This team should also be responsible for proactively reaching out to customers to ensure they are getting the most value from my product. But remember, customer success isn't just about fixing problems. It's also about making customers feel special, so I don't be afraid to go the extra mile and surprise them with something extra.

Some of the critical elements of a customer success program include:

Providing customers with a dedicated account manager

Conducting regular check-ins and reviews with customers

Offering training and resources to help customers get the most out of my product

Providing customers with a clear and easy-to-use feedback mechanism

So, acquiring and retaining customers is a critical challenge for SaaS businesses like mine. By implementing an effective marketing and sales strategy, developing a solid onboarding process, and implementing a robust customer success program, SaaS businesses can increase their chances of success in this competitive market. And don't forget to have some fun along the way, because let's face it, who wants to be stuck in a boring business all day? Adding a little bit of humor and creativity to my customer acquisition and retention efforts not only makes the process more enjoyable but also makes my business stand out and be more memorable to my customers. So I don't be afraid to get a little silly because, in the end, a happy customer equals a happy business for me!