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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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Low User Feedback Response
Founders and product teams struggle to get users to respond to feedback requests, leaving them without actionable qualitative insights.
In their words
the amount of time I spend chasing down client feedback scattered across email threads, text messages, and random comments on shared files is ridiculous
Try collecting feedback without a proper system in place. It gets messy fast.
The churn from people who sign up, poke around for 10 minutes, and vanish forever. No feedback, no bug report, just a ghost.
Our feedback process is indeed chaotic, not gonna deny. We also allow clients submitting feedback however they want but I'm realizing this has probably been a mistake.
many students repeat the exact mistakes I explained in previous feedback
The new system they have doesn't allow you to give feedback for every visit anymore.
I'm probably taking the study off Prolific because I can't trust any of the data.
A voting board only works if writing feedback costs somebody something and that effort WAS the filter.
120 characters feels a bit restrictive when trying to explain an issue, describe steps to reproduce, or provide detailed feedback.
Everywhere and nowhere, scattered across three inboxes and one spreadsheet nobody opens after week one
the handoff between someone raising an ask and the team confirming the build solved it is where ours breaks every time
The feedback loop is the weakest part of my setup. In practice it's manual — I eyeball reply data and adjust.
The people who comment are not the people who quietly delete the app, and those are the ones I need.
SaaS founders and product teams
Where they talk
- r/SaaS
- r/buildinpublic
- r/customerexperience
- r/CustomerSuccess
- r/microsaas
- r/micro_saas
- r/SideProject
- r/UXResearch
Tools they use today
- Discord
- Claude
- Figma
- Loom
- Notion
- Productboard
- Slack
Why those fall short
- interpretation of user data is skewed by AI enthusiasm
- new system doesn't allow feedback for every visit
- NPS is a horrible way of showing improvement from week to week
- customers only respond when angry
- Participants fear rejection and answer to please researchers despite payment guarantees.
Map of ideas
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