5 SaaS Ideas You Can Build as a SOLO Founder 📈🙋‍♂️

Looking to start your own software (SaaS) business? These SaaS ideas are perfect for solo founders. From project management tools to niche industry solutions, I'll discuss these potential SaaS products to help you kickstart your entrepreneurial journey with your first SaaS startup...

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[varunreddy]

thanks for the video would love to see more like these.

[adrianmcdonald]

Building number 2 as a solo founder with the help of the SaaS Playbook. Yes, this ia feature of many ATS system but there are also multi million revenue companies that just do this one thing and integrate with well known ATS's

[FrankDenbowDotCom]

#3 is Calendly. You can set multiple meeting types that have different lengths.

[asdasdaa]

more videos like this please, need good software ideas!

[danny_the_K]

Rob, I am about 25 pages into your new book and have been both learning and enjoy it. You need a set of forms that go with the book so people can have a starting place to just fill in their data... An Excel workbook with separate pages for a user to fill out would be great. I'm also in the midst of qualifying my SaaS model to make sure people will pay for it's services for designing a Public Safety Solution before I build it. Lots to understand before my MVP and the early marketing is completed.

[johnpaulevans]

#3 is Calendly is it not? It's for sure got meeting types. Not sure if it's exactly what the requester was suggesting...

[hutch_]

Love the video, which no code website would you recommend the most?

[theregnarute]

isn't the second idea exactly what dynamnics field service is for? and the license is 70$/per user a month?

[sid]

Is #2 not a basic HRMS that integrates with Outlook?

[CashCatz]

I imagine the violin market is really small - but not the guitar market!

[gabrielfono]

As software engineer who graduated in civil engineering before teaching myself coding and eventually landed my first job at a F500 where I have been working as full stack developer for the past 1.5 years.
I think having a domain knowledge in construction and also had practical experience managing inventory on the construction site.
I think I could figure out how to build a four Sass related to construction and warehouse.
I would love how to know how to go about communicate with firms and warehouse before building the actual software.
I want to understand the issue.
The system will generate sticker with barecode that will be placed manually on each items on warehouse.
Based on the order placed on the system, after scanning each items on the warehouse, the system should tell us if the the request was fulfilled or also if we are missing something or overtook something.
I am not sure if I truly understand the problem or not.

Thanks for providing such great value.

[stevanstanojevic]

I am a violinist, and would to get in touch with a luthier that actually asked for this? Maybe I could help as I have IT background

[PhantomFiles]

How do you get these "problems"? Is there a subreddit?

[cyberlord]

"... and last is a software for Luthiers..."
me: "that calculates how much cryptonite you need to kill superman!"
"... who are violin makers..."
me: "oh... Luth-i-ers..."

[PracticalAI_]

Let's face it, the market is saturated with SAAS. Even if you build a solution, within 2-3 months there will be 20 competitors. But even if you survive, cloud costs, legal costs etc will make it almost impossible to make a profit.

[satpalsinghrathore]

Connect me with the 500$/month guy. I'll build & ship