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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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Manual Opportunity Research
People waste time manually searching, scraping, and organizing fragmented information from many sources to find and qualify opportunities or make decisions.
In their words
my role involves deal diligence, memo writing and deal monitoring. I would like to build my portfolio of AI agents to carry out tasks.
Is there a low cost alternative, or time to build my own?
What would be a fair price to run this list once per week, delivering a spreadsheet of any updates?
there's a ton of information scattered across the web about which companies own what kind of equipment
Doing this properly for two codes took most of a workday to get right... the manual version doesn't scale, and it goes stale fast.
We need a data intelligence tool to help us find and talk to family offices that have interest in private credit or real estate broadly speaking.
When we had to do it manually, it was a lot of guess work but now it’s so much easier.
Can we all unify against the AI monster that Westlake and others have become?!
I run it on 15-20 companies back to back and it starts throttling, just stops getting results
Half our component suppliers are small shops that have never produced an FMD in their life.
Waar je vroeger in 20 systemen data moest zoeken kun je dit nu snel bij elkaar krijgen.
Manually the same task would have at least taken an hour.
I've been sitting around all day trying to find a replacement for the cruchbase api, as I'm working on some automation for ventures
Opening a business bank account in Hong Kong as a non-resident took three weeks of back-and-forth with compliance docs, KYC, address verification.
Business development and research teams
Where they talk
- r/govcon
- r/AI_Agents
- r/LocalLLM
- r/SaaS
- r/Entrepreneurs
- r/smallbusiness
- r/founder
- r/ChatGPT
Tools they use today
- SAM.gov
- Claude
- Excel
- USASpending
- Clay
- Notion
- Confluence
Why those fall short
- Claude doesn't always know or get it right
- AI comps links are dead; disputes keep claims open for months
- requirements are AI slop and actually different
- path.com is horrible; deadlines vary by formation date and sneak up
- franchisor gave only a couple months of sales data
Map of ideas
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