SaaS ideas are a dime a dozen. Anybody can come up with them and anybody can build them with these no-code tools. The real challenge is building a product that has high demand that people are DESPERATE for. Your life will be so much easier when you build a product that people are begging for at a price point that is completely irresistible. (not to mention very profitable for you) Your mission (should you choose to accept it) is to watch the short training below and post YOUR SaaS idea below. I will review every idea, give you 1-1 feedback and help you dial it in. If you spend a few minutes with me on this, I promise you'll walk away with an idea you'll be excited about, that's in extremely high demand that will be easier to sell than sweet butter at a hardtack eating convention

What’s up, beautiful people? Yashraj here, founder of OTH3L. A few months ago, I was rewatching Stranger Things on Netflix and got to the scenes where Will is talking from the Upside Down using Morse code through lights. And Winona’s character (Will’s mom) decodes it. That gave me an idea. Made me curious about morse code. So I started learning, and enjoying the process of learning and playing around. So after learning from here and there, I decided to build a Morse code website that was actually fun to use. There are plenty of Morse websites (some fine, most bad) but this one is made purely out of my love for Morse code. I have designed it differently and it’s super fun to learn, and play around with. So after weeks of tinkering, designing, and obsessing over the details, it’s finally live: morsecodeaudio.com I’d genuinely love your feedback. Take a look, try it out, and let me know what you think. Peace ✌️

Curious on how everyone here markets their SaaS. I've built a couple SaaS projects and looking for some ideas on bringing them to market. thank you for your time. Cheers -Yuriy

Hi all — I’ve been struggling with getting the first paying customer for my SaaS, and I know a lot of people here have been too. I spent some time working through it last week, and here’s a simple approach I used that costs less than $10/month: 1. Stop building and start validating with real users. I reached out directly to potential users (LinkedIn, Reddit, niche communities) and asked for honest feedback before adding more features. 2. Set up a simple landing page (Carrd / Notion / Framer). No fancy product — just clear problem, solution, and a waitlist or “book a demo” button. 3. Offer a “done-with-you” early version instead of full service/automation. Instead of waiting for a perfect SaaS, I manually delivered the outcome for the first users and learned what actually mattered. 4. Use a simple CRM + follow-up system (Google Sheets + Gmail templates). Tracked every conversation and followed up every 2–3 days — this alone increased replies a lot. 5. Close the first users manually before building anything scalable. Only started automating once I saw repeated demand. The biggest shift was realizing the first customer doesn’t come from the product — it comes from conversations. If anything is unclear, let me know. Hope this helps you 🙏