10 Micro SaaS Examples That Are Crushing It

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Looking to get inspired by the latest and greatest in Micro SaaS? In this video, we dive into 10 Micro SaaS examples that are absolutely crushing it in the market right now. Whether you're a developer, entrepreneur, or just curious about the SaaS landscape, these products showcase innovative solutions that are making waves. From WhoisJson for API management to ScrapingFish for web scraping, these tools are solving niche problems with precision and efficiency. Watch now to discover how these Micro SaaS products are generating impressive MRR and what makes them stand out in a competitive industry.

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AFFILIATE LINKS:

💻 SaaS Boilerplates

ShipFast: NextJS SaaS Boilerplate

PySaaS: Python SaaS Kit

ktSaaS: Kotlin SaaS Boilerplate

SaaSFrame: UX/UI library SaaS Library

SaaSykit: Laravel SaaS boilderplate

💬 HelpScout: Customer Service platform

Personally, I've used Helpscout for years and it's really helped me decrease my customer support burden. However, I'd say it's only worth paying for if you're profitable and noticing an increase in the message volume. I've used this for years as it makes it easier to track all my messages and the docs help reduce message requests.

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📧 Encharge: Behaviour email marketing platform.
Makes it super easy to create email flows based on customer actions

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📄 Swipepages: Landing page builder.
Speeds up the landing page creation process. Simple drag-and-drop editor with a lot of customization.

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🔗 Namecheap: Purchasing domains
They often have good discounts to get domain names. Use the Chrome Extension Honey to get the coupon codes.

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🥤 Submit Juice: submit your SaaS to 152+ directories super fast
There is also an exclusive discount code for 10% off!

[Josh-tnwg]

Just as quick feedback, I feel like these videos would be more valuable if you spent a little more time on each business, explaining the problem they’re solving, and going a little deeper than just reading the front page. Right now the main value is simply getting the names then doing all the research ourselves (not an issue, just pointing what could resonate more)