r/AISaaSHunter

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Anyone interested in a small SaaS founders group chat for people already making revenue?

I’m thinking about creating a small group chat/community for people building SaaS businesses that are still early but already making some revenue.

Not for complete beginners.
More for people around:

  • $40+ MRR
  • first paying users
  • validating ideas
  • struggling to grow
  • figuring out distribution/marketing

The goal would be to:

  • share what’s working
  • help each other grow
  • talk strategy/content/acquisition
  • keep each other accountable
  • avoid building alone

Feels like there are a lot of builders stuck in that awkward stage between:
“idea”
and
“real business.”

Would anyone actually be interested in something like this?

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u/Frosty_Conclusion100 — 4 days ago
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Which AI Model is the best?

I just added latest AI models from ChatGPT 5.5 to Claude Opus 4.6 & 4.7 with 40+ other different AI Models for only $10/mo

Unlimited Tokens for yearly plan.

u/Frosty_Conclusion100 — 3 days ago

Built a tool for job seekers crossed 100+ users within 2 days

Started building Mayūkha after seeing a lot of friends get exhausted by repetitive job applications and recruiter ghosting.

In the first few days:

  • 100+ users visited
  • 300+ page views
  • users from India, US, and a few other countries

Current features:

  • application tracking
  • recruiter outreach
  • resume analysis
  • Chrome extension for faster applications

Still very early and I’m mainly trying to understand:

  • what people actually need most
  • where users get confused
  • what feels useful vs unnecessary

Would genuinely appreciate honest feedback from anyone actively job hunting, applying for internships, or dealing with placements.

https://mayūkha.com

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u/Altruistic-Top-1753 — 4 days ago

I built 6 AI micro-SaaS generating $20k/mo. Starting a small group to share my process.

Hey everyone,

I currently have 6 micro-SaaS live, bringing in a bit over $20k in MRR.

The crazy part? I barely wrote a single line of code. I used AI to generate everything, from the database to the UI.

It wasn’t magic on day one. I spent hours stuck on broken code before I finally cracked the system:

  • Keeping the idea tiny (a true MVP).
  • Prompting the AI step-by-step.
  • Launching fast to get real traction.

Lately, I see too many non-tech people give up at the first AI bug. It sucks because the technical barrier is basically gone.

So, I’m starting a Skool community.

Full transparency: I will probably charge for the full course down the line. It makes sense given the exact workflows and copy-paste prompts I’ll be sharing.

But the main goal right now is to build together. Building alone is the fastest way to quit.

If you want to join and build your own AI SaaS with us: drop a comment or shoot me a DM, and I’ll send you the invite!

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u/Wide-Tap-8886 — 8 days ago
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I built a tool that stops you from doing too much on Reddit

Most Reddit growth tools are built to do more. More DMs, more comments, more automation. Mine does the opposite.

I built something that slows you down on purpose.

Five years on Reddit. Found my first customers there. Watched hundreds of founders come in after me and get banned within a week because they treated it like a cold email list. Mass DMs, spammy comments, bots posting at 3am. They thought volume was the strategy.

It's not.

The goal: to identify threads to rank in LLMs and on Google, add value, and build meaningful connections

Reddit bans you for that. And even if you don't get banned, the community just ignores you. You built nothing.

The actual strategy is boring: find the right threads, show up like a real person, be useful. That's it. And it works, tbh. That's how I got my first paying users without spending a dollar on ads.

So I built a tool around that idea. It helps you find threads where your product is actually relevant. Real conversations where someone has the problem you solve. And then it stops you from going too far. No automation, no bots, no bulk anything.

The whole point is to do less but do it right.

Most people don't want to hear that. They want the shortcut. They want to connect their Reddit account to something and wake up to leads. And that's exactly how you blow up your account and your reputation at the same time.

u/lamacorn_ — 8 days ago

Spent 3 hours saving WhatsApp group numbers one by one. So I built a Chrome extension that exports them all to Excel in 30 seconds.

Had a group with 200+ contacts I needed for a campaign. WhatsApp gives you no way to copy whatsapp group contacts in bulk. You open each profile. Save the number. Repeat. 200 times.

Three hours. One missed dinner.

So I built WA Contact Extractor.

It runs on WhatsApp Web. Open your group, click the extension, and it exports all names and numbers to a CSV or Excel file in about 30 seconds. Works on unsaved numbers too, which is the part most people actually need.

Completely free. No contact limit. No sign-up.

If you've ever needed to extract whatsapp group contacts for marketing, CRM, or just basic list building - this saves the headache. Link in comments. If you want free 1 month premium comment below.

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u/ZookeepergameGreen94 — 7 days ago
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my ai assistant has been reminding me to drink water every 2 hrs 😭

so i have my own ai assistant that i pay like a dollar a month for to manage my school work, emails and whatnot and yesterday i told him to text me every 2 hrs to drink water because im on creatine and forget to drink water, and he’s been doing that all day it’s so cute.

u/Lucky-Video8506 — 11 days ago