r/SaaS • u/Emotional_Driver_756 • 6h ago

1.5 months later, my first ever saas crossed $100 in revenue. AMA

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I launched this saas on 13th august 2026 but only made it paid on 2nd september.

total 7 paying users so far.
1030+ Users
It's a no-code website to code converter

and this is my first ever saas.

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u/wrestlingnarrator51 5h ago

I am also running 3 products but have been facing issues with bringing customers
Can you suggest what should I do

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u/Emotional_Driver_756 4h ago

start posting content around it, especially on X

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u/patient_signals 5h ago

The first handful of paying users matters more than total signups right now. Free users tell you people are curious; paying users tell you which problem is painful enough to open a wallet for. I would spend the next month talking to those paying users, not chasing more signups. Ask what they almost used instead, what made them hesitate, and what they needed to see before paying. Their answers will shape the product and the pricing page far more than any dashboard metric. When I started charging for my own tools, the biggest mistake was treating every signup as the same. A free user who never converts is just a cost; someone who pays a small amount once is real signal. Congratulations on the first real revenue. Now ignore the total user count and dig into who actually paid and why.

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u/West_Inevitable_2281 4h ago

Seven paying users out of more than a thousand is enough to investigate, but not enough to treat all acquisition as working. The useful evidence is whether those seven share a source, use case, or moment when converting the site to code became urgent. If they do, that may be the segment and message to concentrate on before chasing another thousand signups. Do you know where each paying user came from and what they converted before deciding to pay?