SaaS ideas your next customers are already looking for
100 SaaS startup ideas for the people who said they'd pay, from agency owners to dentists. Micro SaaS ideas, AI SaaS ideas and B2B SaaS ideas: find yours, build it, sign them up.
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Beta Tester Recruitment
Founders struggle to find, recruit, and get honest feedback from qualified beta testers and early users for their unfinished products.
In their words
we pay UT over half a million dollars for our contract. I'm ready to pitch our management on just going to user interviews alone
Sometimes it takes months just to get the numbers I need.
I paid $75 for a very qualified stranger to discover that my transcript parser couldn't read one of the most boring transcript formats imaginable.
She wants 20+ per study across win/loss, competitive, and churn all running simultaneously.
I’m working as a team of one UXer at the moment and am stretched for time and would love to be able to contract out or pay for a one-time benchmark study
What I actually want is strangers, ideally in my ICP, who owe me nothing, going through the core flow and telling me where it breaks
the actual users (us) have made multiple upon multiple requests to make changes to the product because it's garbage right now
50 messages sent, 0 responses, 80% ghosted, 20% unread, am I doing something wrong?
We are using it in ways they hadn't anticipated on.
The only thing that's actually worked for us so far is swapping testers directly with other builders in the same spot
How are you guys validating your projects and ideas? Paid ads… Reddit… fb?
Anyone else spend more time finding beta testers than actually building the MVP?
The hardest part is finding 50 beta testers. Reddit limits promotion. X barely shows new accounts.
I don't know how to get beta testers to get a better feedback loop.
Early-stage founders
Where they talk
- r/UXResearch
- r/SaaS
- r/SideProject
- r/UXDesign
- r/ProductManagement
- r/micro_saas
- r/founder
- r/microsaas
Tools they use today
- UserTesting
- Product Hunt
- Claude
- X
- Discord
- Maze
Why those fall short
- product is garbage and can't be used without extensive modifications
- recordings drop, project caps, poor recruitment, unusable exports
- research is barely done and poor quality; internal people interviewed instead of users
- dashboard flooded, studies full as soon as they appear
- no way to reach testers with varied setups
Map of ideas
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