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My original pricing strategy was to offer three plans, all under $100:

• $49
• $79
• $99

But after calculating the real cost of third-party APIs, AI usage, servers, and backend infrastructure, I realized the original pricing may not be sustainable.

Now I’m considering changing the plans to:

• $59
• $99
• $129

My SaaS helps professionals, companies, and agencies warm up LinkedIn prospects before sending connection requests and direct messages.

The higher plans include more advanced features and require significantly more AI and API usage, so the pricing difference is not just based on adding a few extra features.

My concern is whether moving the top plan above $100 will hurt conversions. At the same time, I don’t want to price the product too low and end up with very little margin.

Would $59, $99, and $129 make sense for a LinkedIn outreach SaaS, or does the jump from $99 to $129 feel too high?

I’d appreciate feedback from SaaS founders who have dealt with pricing based on AI usage and third-party API costs.

My son was born almost 3.5 years ago. After he was born, I resigned from a good-paying job so I could spend more time with him and build my own business.
Since then, I’ve worked extremely hard. My business now makes more than I earned at my old job, but the pressure and responsibility have become overwhelming.
I’ve become very sensitive and easily irritated. Small things make me angry, and I sometimes start shouting or arguing with the people around me. This is not the person, husband, or father I want to be.
I’m proud of what I’ve built, but I’m worried the stress is affecting my personality and my family. Has anyone experienced something similar? What helped you manage the pressure and become calmer again? I would really appreciate honest advice.

I’ve been working on my SaaS for around 9 months, and it’s finally almost ready to launch.
I should feel excited, but honestly, I’m extremely stressed.
Building the product was hard, but now I’m realizing that promoting it and finding users may be even harder. I don’t have a huge audience, and I’m worried that after all this work, nobody will notice the product.
For other SaaS founders: how did you get your first 10–50 users? What marketing channel actually worked for you when you had a small budget and no audience?
I would really appreciate honest advice from anyone who has been through this.