Moving from GummySearch
A GummySearch alternative for SaaS ideas
GummySearch shuts down on December 1, 2026. It stopped taking new users on November 30, 2025. Customers keep access until November 30, 2026; on December 1 everything closes and every account is deleted. If you used it to find pain points worth building on, SaaS Ideas has done that reading for you: billions of posts and comments, turned into real complaints and scored ideas.
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What GummySearch did, and where it is here
GummySearchSaaS IdeasOpen
Pain & Anger: posts where people describe their problemsEvery idea starts from the pain people wrote, and says how many different people describe itOpen
Solution Requests: people asking for a tool100 ideas, researched against today's tools and scored from gold to red; the 26 best are recommendedOpen
Money Talk: conversations about spendingEvery idea counts the people who pay or would pay, and those who feel the cost in time or moneyOpen
Audience research: the subreddits where an audience talksEvery pain point names the communities where its people talk, and how active each one isOpen
Search across the conversationsSearch the ideas by field or audience, plurals and typos forgivenOpen
Quotes in people's own wordsEvery pain point with its quotes word for word, its platform and communityOpen
Keyword alerts by email, Slack or DiscordNot here: the ideas are refreshed every month. For alerts, see the tools below
Other options
No single tool replaces GummySearch. Depending on what you used it for:
- F5BotFree email alerts when a keyword appears on Reddit, Hacker News or Lobsters.
- SyftenPaid keyword monitoring across Reddit, Hacker News, X, GitHub and more, with fast alerts.
- Reddit ProReddit's own free tool for businesses: its Trends tab follows how much a keyword is talked about.
- PainOnSocialAI summaries of the pain points in a set of subreddits, with their quotes.
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100 SaaS ideas from real pain, each with its proof: how many people describe it, who already pays, and today's competitors.
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GummySearch's dates: its own notice, gummysearch.com.