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Alex Repryntsev
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Alex Repryntsev
@repryntsev
Build your next micro-SaaS with 👉 https://t.co/NzPBlUdPLS SEO Blog for your SaaS 👉 https://t.co/Y2eeX8HfHD
Katılım Ocak 2021
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SaaS/Startup founders
What are you building currently?
Show your amazing product below, join 100+ founders here every week.
#indiehackers #buildinpublic
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Good morning X
What are you working on today?
Drop URL let’s engage
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Good morning X What are you working on today?
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My last few ideas completely flopped.
So I've been spending time learning more about Micro SaaS and how to validate ideas properly.
Wrote these rules for myself to use for future ideas. adds / thoughts?
1. 🔥 Problem (Most Important)
I can describe the problem in 1 sentence.
It is real pain, not just "nice to have."
People are already trying to solve it (workarounds, Excel, manually, freelancers).
The problem occurs regularly, not just once(daily - great)
The problem costs time or money.
👉 If there's no pain → Stop immediately.
2. 🎯 ICP (Who Pays)
I know the specific user (not "all startups").
They already have money (not "p with zero budget").
They are already spending money on something similar.
I can find 50–100 of these people (X / Reddit / Upwork / LinkedIn).
👉 Bad ICP example: "Broke beginner founders."
👉 Good ICP example: "Devs with a SaaS making >$500 MRR."
3. 💸 Willingness to Pay
I received at least 5–10 "I would pay for this" responses.
Even better: someone already asked, "How much does it cost?"
There are competitors already charging money.
The price point is clear (e.g., $10–50/mo).
👉 Without this, it’s a hobby, not a business.
4. ⚡ Alternatives (Very Important)
There are competitors (this is a good thing).
I understand how I am simpler / faster / cheaper / better.
I can explain the difference in 1 line.
👉 No competitors usually means there is no market.
5. 🚀 Distribution (The Most Underrated Part)
I know where to find users (X, Reddit, YouTube, SEO, communities).
I can reach them without a marketing budget.
I have a plan for the first 50 users.
I can write cold outreach (DMs / comments).
👉 Without distribution, even a great product dies.
6. ⏱ MVP Speed
I can build the MVP in 3–14 days.
There is one simple core feature (not 10 features).
It can be launched without complex billing or full automation.
👉 If it takes 2 months → It’s too complex.
7. 📈 Value
The product either:
Makes money
Saves time
Reduces risk
There is a measurable outcome (e.g., "+20% traffic", "-5 hours of work").
8. 🔁 Retention (Will they come back?)
The user will use this regularly.
There is a reason to come back.
Recurring value is possible (subscription model).
👉 One-time tool = harder to monetize.
9. 🧠 Simplicity (Critical)
The idea can be explained in 5 seconds.
There is a clear one-liner.
👉 Hard to explain → Hard to sell.
10. 🧪 Real Validation (Not a Fantasy)
I have messaged 20–50 people.
I received real feedback.
I have made at least 1 demo / prototype.
I have at least 1–3 early users.
🚨 Red Flags (If these exist - Stop)
"That's cool" instead of "That's a pain."
ICP has no budget.
No clear acquisition channel.
MVP is too complex.
No competitors.
No one responds to messages.
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If you had $5,000 to invest today… where is it going?
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After a bit of a slump, my X growth is picking up again 📈
Crazy how many builders are active here and the stuff you all are shipping.
Now at ~1,935 followers → next stop: 2K 🎯
Are you a builder, founder, entrepreneur?
Reply below👇, let’s connect 🚀
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@TTrimoreau Building a micro SaaS that turns your X banner into ad space
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@Gamingtronium Haven’t used Claude much.
Feels like tokens run out way too fast though, no?
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