u/One_Perspective4022

building a SaaS/app?

drop it below and i'll pick a few to show you how i'd turn the product into short-form content.

not generic “here's our product” videos.

i'll look at what makes your product interesting and suggest a specific hook/format I'd test for TikTok/Reels.

if you like the direction, we can take it further and actually create the videos + distribute them through our network.

drop your product + one sentence about what it does.

curious what SaaS founders are struggling with most when it comes to distribution.

is it getting attention, finding the right audience, creating content consistently, or turning traffic into signups?

i’ve been talking to a few founders about this lately and the answers have been surprisingly different.

if you're dealing with something you’d rather not discuss publicly, happy to chat in dm.

curious about something.

what's the biggest gap between building your saas and actually getting people to notice it?

i've seen founders spend months improving the product while distribution gets almost no attention.

what finally got people talking about yours?

founders, what's actually bringing you users right now?

reddit? x? seo? ads? tiktok?

curious what's working — and what's completely dead for you.

Drop your SaaS/app below + tell me what it does.

I’ll check out a few and share ideas for how I’d use short-form video to get it in front of more people.

If yours is a good fit, I’ll send you a link to claim a free personalized video.

No payment required. 👇

comment your SaaS below. I’ll take a look and share a few ideas to help you get more users and visibility.

I've noticed a lot of founders focus heavily on building the product but struggle with getting it in front of the right people.

I've been testing short-form content across TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook as an organic distribution channel.

Curious what has worked best for you so far: content, Reddit, Product Hunt, SEO, paid ads, or something else?

I'm trying to figure out our expected monthly spend on LLM API calls before we lock ourselves into anything long-term. Our usage is still pretty unpredictable since we're early in scaling this feature, so I don't want to overcommit based on rough guesses. I'd like a clearer sense of how pricing models typically work, like per-token costs versus tiered plans, so I can build a realistic budget. Ideally I want a way to test actual usage patterns first and adjust our approach once we have real data.