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SaaS ideas, mined from what people actually complain about.

Every idea comes from real Reddit posts, was researched against today's competitors, and survived an independent skeptic before it made the list.

SaaS Idea Validation Failure

Founders repeatedly build products without validating real customer demand, wasting months on ideas nobody wants.

In their words

The harder part was figuring out what was actually worth building.

r/saasbuild on Reddit

figuring all of that out feels harder than building the actual product

r/saasbuild on Reddit

does it also tell you how to test one before you sink weeks into it? thats the part id actually pay for.

r/indiehackers on Reddit

mi Pitch es desastroso, no da a entender mi punto y genera una confusión brutal

r/NegociosArgentina on Reddit

been sitting on a project idea for months cause every quote I got was too high for the whole thing

r/micro_saas on Reddit

Nobody sells me a clean answer on how much runway buffer I need before my next raise.

r/startup on Reddit

How did you check your audience actually PAYS before you built?

r/SideProject on Reddit

i've paralyzed myself trying to build the 'perfect product'

r/ecommerce on Reddit

I'd spent two months perfecting how it worked and roughly zero time confirming anyone needed it to work.

r/lovable on Reddit

a lot of them ask for new features before committing

r/SaaS on Reddit

We have a finished product, but product development and product distribution are two completely different skill sets.

r/ecommerce on Reddit

I'm stuck on the gap between "the app works" and "I feel safe trying to market and find users".

r/SaasDevelopers on Reddit

spent six months building a product offshoot from a core product ... and when he finished they sold 4 units

Hacker News

One thing I’d love the analyzer to assess is whether the raise amount, use of funds, runway, and promised milestones actually form a credible path

Product Hunt

SaaS and solo founders

Where they talk

  • r/SaaS
  • r/microsaas
  • r/micro_saas
  • r/founder
  • r/buildinpublic
  • r/indiehackers
  • r/Entrepreneur
  • r/SideProject

Tools they use today

  • Claude
  • LinkedIn
  • Supabase
  • X
  • Lovable
  • Discord
  • F5Bot
  • Google Ads

Why those fall short

  • Signals of pain do not reveal urgency or willingness to change behaviour
  • Kickstarter no longer garners attention on its own
  • people say everything is fine, no struggles surfaced
  • problems uncovered are annoyances, not painful enough to pay
  • most ideas feel too small, crowded, or hard to validate fast