Softsearch.io

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New on Softsearch: you find a SaaS that's working you click we hand you the Claude Code prompt to clone it competitor research just got old

The best time to study a competitor isn't when they're winning. It's when they just started growing fast and don't know it yet.

We have a release date 👀

@jcross012 Customer reviews are always interesting, but the best indicator is still money. Do customers pay for it or not?

@softsearchio Good questions, but you’re still looking at the market, not the buyer. The fastest validation is simple: can you get someone to say ‘this is exactly what I need’ in a DM?

Before building a SaaS, answer 3 questions: 1. Is anyone spending money to acquire users in this niche? 2. What's the average MRR of the top 10 players? 3. How saturated is the market? If you can't answer those, you're not validating. You're dreaming.

"Just build something you'd use" is the worst startup advice of the decade. Build something a market is already paying for. That's what Softsearch was made for.

From the dashboard, you can see the biggest growth trends on the app in real time 👀

Je viens de lancer le groupe Whatsapp privé @softsearchio, concrètement si vous êtes membre : - Accès en avant première à la présentation de l'outil - Accès à une offre de lancement hyper avantageuse - Accès à un call de consulting gratuit pour le marketing de vos SaaS Commentez ce poste ou envoyez moi un message pour y être ajouté

We already have 221+ SaaS niches before launch so your targeting can be insanely precise. Builders know this: good decisions come from good data. Making sure the data is right is our #1 priority at Softsearch.

@KaiXCreator Marketing clearly

As a founder, what’s more difficult? 1. Building 2. Marketing

Best subreddits to launch a SaaS (always read promo rules first): r/SideProject, r/SaaS, r/startups (weekly threads), r/Entrepreneur, r/microsaas, r/alphaandbetausers, r/RoastMyStartup, r/GrowthHacking, r/SaaSMarketing Tip: lead with value (insight/results), link last

@OmriBuilds accept the fact that it takes time

What's the #1 skill every entrepreneur should have?

@apx_david To be successful on Reddit, you need to do a lot of "warming up" to build up your account; the key to Reddit is really to act like a regular user before promoting your SaaS

@softsearchio Interesting list! But do we really believe launching on Reddit is a good idea? The comments can turn your product pitch into a roast faster than you can say "SaaS."

Top 20 platforms to launch your SaaS : 1. Reddit 2. SourceForge 3. G2 4. TechCrunch 5. Hacker News 6. There’s An AI For That 7. Capterra 8. Product Hunt 9. Peerlist 10. AlternativeTo 11. Alternative.me 12. Future Tools 13. AiTools 14. Indie Hackers 15. BetaList 16. SoftwareWorld 17. Startup Stash 18. Firsto 19. Toolpilot 20. startupfa.st

@zuess05 $1k to $10K because getting from $0 to $1K is fairly easy if you start with an already validated idea

When building a business from zero, what is the absolute hardest phase? • Quitting the comfortable 9-5 • Getting from $0 to your first $1k • Scaling from $1k to $10k • Surviving the first 6 months of absolute silence

We’ve just added landing page tracking. It’ll let you track the most-used angles, identify ICPs, and more 👀

The tool is coming very soon 👀 Feel free to join our waitlist via the link in bio to access our exclusive launch offer

“Marketing after MVP” is the indie hacker version of “I’ll start Monday.”

@PatrickSystemsX that's exactly the right term

@softsearchio A product without distribution is just a hobby.

Top 3 indie hacker mistakes I see all the time: - Building first, selling later - Targeting “everyone” instead of one clear niche - Ignoring distribution (they ship… but don’t market)