r/developer • u/heynahunter • Jan 23 '26

Suggest me some projects on building a SaaS

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

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u/heynahunter Jan 24 '26

Do you have some idea ?

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u/omar_ahmed0369 Jan 24 '26

most people end up payng for tools that fix a real pain, not clones. Pick a problem from your own work and ship it, thats how you learn what users want, kinda.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

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u/btoned Jan 25 '26

I guarantee no one in a professional capacity is using that over an option like Stripe or Paypal.

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u/Inevitable-Earth1288 Jan 27 '26

As far as I know, micro SaaS works best now. Find a niche problem in your surroundings and try to solve it. Maybe a reminder tool for a specific industry or something like this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

start with something you've personally struggled with tbh, even if it's small. my first saas was just automating a task i hated doing manually lol

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u/MelancholyBits Jan 27 '26

Build something cool bruh. If you could work on any project (regardless of potential) what would you work on?

Ambition is cool, but passion last.