u/Feeling-List9160

Google Analytics screenshots are not proof of 1,000 users

I keep seeing posts where founders share a Google Analytics screenshot and say they crossed 1,000 MAU.

But that is not really how it works.

Website visitors are not the same as actual users.
A landing page view, a bot visit, or someone clicking around once does not mean they became a product user.

I think this creates a problem for founders who are genuinely trying to tell their story through real user growth. When everyone can post an analytics screenshot and call it “users,” the signal becomes weaker for people who actually have active users inside their product.

So I built a simple leaderboard for SaaS founders where user counts are verified through Clerk or Supabase Auth.

The idea is simple:

connect your auth provider, verify your real user count, and share your growth with more credibility.

It is free to join here:
https://postauth.app/leaderboard

Would love to see more founders share actual user growth, not just traffic screenshots.

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u/Feeling-List9160 — 3 days ago

I made a TrustMRR alternative for founders who care about users, not just revenue

I made a TrustMRR alternative for founders who care about users, not just revenue.

TrustMRR lets founders show revenue metrics publicly. I wanted to make something similar, but for user growth.

So I built a public leaderboard for SaaS user metrics.

It is not only a leaderboard. You also get a free user dashboard to see what happens after people sign up: who is active, who disappeared, and who may need follow-up.

For now, it supports Clerk and Supabase Auth for verification.

If you want to try it:
https://postauth.app/leaderboard

If you use another auth provider, leave a comment and I’ll prioritize based on demand.

Revenue matters, but for early products, user growth is often the first real signal.

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u/Feeling-List9160 — 4 days ago

I've been using Supabase Auth for my B2B SaaS for about 8 months now.

Auth itself works great, but as we got past ~200 users, I realized

I have no real way to manage them.

The Supabase dashboard shows me a user list. That's it.

What I actually want to know:

- Who signed up but never activated?

- Who was active last week but went cold?

- Did this user open the onboarding email?

- What plan are they on, when did they upgrade?

Right now I'm doing this with:

- folk.app I update manually (terrible)

- Random SQL queries when I need answers

I keep thinking that there are like 50 sales CRMs (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio, etc.) but nothing built for SaaS user management specifically. Or is customer.io good for this?

Am I missing something obvious? How do you all handle this(customer.io seems too complex)? Do you guys all just make your own admin dashboard from the beginning?

u/Feeling-List9160 — 26 days ago