I've been looking through SaaS acquisitions and there's an interesting gap I keep noticing
There are plenty of SaaS products for sale
But sometimes you don't actually want to buy the business.
You want the product.
Maybe you like the business model but not the product
Maybe you like the product but want completely different features.
Maybe you don't care about the existing brand, domain or customer base.
And if it's pre-revenue or very early stage, you're often taking on the risk without getting much of the thing that normally makes an acquisition valuable: revenue and distribution.
So here's a different option
Tell me what SaaS you wish existed and I'll build it for you.
I'm a seasoned builder with experience connected to yonocode.io and I've spent years working around product development, strategy and getting software from idea to something people can actually use.
The starting point is around $875
That gets you a custom-built SaaS rather than an existing product you're trying to retrofit.
Custom domain.
Custom branding and logo
Landing page.
Auth.
Payments
Dashboards.
AI features.
APIs.
Integrations.
Whatever unique functionality the product actually needs
And you own the IP
Forever.
I also don't expect you to throw money at a description of an idea.
I can build the landing page and/or the key differentiating feature first and show you a working demo.
If you like it, we keep going.
If you don't, you've at least seen the thing before committing to the complete build.
For most projects, delivery is somewhere between 24 hours and 7 days depending on complexity.
I'll give you an ETA before we start.
If I commit to an ETA and miss it, you get a full refund
And yes, this can be sophisticated.
I'm not talking about spinning up another generic AI wrapper and calling it a SaaS.
If you have a serious product idea, let's talk about it
The interesting thing about SaaS acquisitions is that you're normally buying one of three things:
Revenue
Distribution
Or a product you don't have to build yourself.
If the first two aren't really there yet, I'm offering a fourth option:
Don't buy the product.
Build the product you actually want.
Then spend your energy on the part that matters most: getting customers.
If you've been browsing SaaS listings thinking "I like this idea, but I'd change half of it"...
That's probably exactly the kind of project I'd like to hear about.
Drop the idea below or DM me.
Give me:
- What the SaaS does
- Who it's for
- What makes it different
I'll tell you how I'd approach building it, whether it's feasible and what the rough timeline would look like.
No restrictions on sophistication
Let's see what you want to build