We've all done it: hit Send, then instantly spot the typo, the wrong recipient, or realize you said "see attached" with nothing attached. Gmail's built-in Undo Send gives you 30 seconds max. I wanted more control, so I built Soft Send.

What it does:
Instead of sending instantly, Soft Send holds your email in a local queue for a delay you choose (1 min up to 1 hour). During that window you can cancel it, pause the timer, or edit it. It's "undo send", but on your terms.

It also watches for risky patterns and adds extra delay + a warning when it spots:

• A recipient you've never emailed before
• "Attached" in the body with no actual attachment
• Reply-All to a big group
• Possibly sensitive content (passwords, card numbers, etc.)
• An email written suspiciously fast (angry-email insurance 😅)

Privacy: No server, no tracking. Your email content never leaves your device except to go to Google's own Gmail API to actually send it.

Free vs Pro: Everything above is free. The one-time Pro ($14.99, no subscription) unlocks high-risk recipient lists — flag specific people (your boss, your CEO) or whole domains (a client's company) so you get a big red warning and a longer delay before an email ever reaches the wrong inbox.

Hope you find this useful, feel free to try it out and leave feedback on ->

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/mfimcohlkjphlnhokmpfdnlbfmingllf?utm_source=item-share-cb

I’m a founder building a tool for STR hosts (cleaning coordination, job scheduling, photo proof, payments) and I’m looking to partner with a small number of property managers who work with 20+ short-term rental clients.

The idea is simple: you introduce StayReady to your clients as a tool that makes turnovers easier to manage, help them get set up, and earn 30% of their subscription revenue every month for as long as they’re a customer.

At $39/month per client that’s roughly $12/client/month recurring — 10 clients using it is $120/month just for referring and onboarding people you already work with.

My ask from you: refer it to clients you think would benefit, and help them get started (I’ll handle everything after that). Client pays through the platform, I pay your cut directly.

Still early and looking for the right people to grow with, not just anyone — ideally PMs who genuinely see the communication/coordination problem in their portfolio and want to be part of solving it.

If that sounds interesting, drop a comment or DM me. Happy to walk you through the product first so you can decide if it’s actually worth recommending to your clients.

Looking to acquire an affordable WordPress website and domain for your next project? I'm offering three websites for sale, each priced at US$100.

Websites Available

1. Webkund.com

Price: US$100

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Domain Information

• Registrar: HOSTINGER operations, UAB
• Registered On: 23 August 2025
• Expires On: 23 August 2026

2. Webnzee.com

Price: US$100

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Domain Information

• Registrar: IONOS SE
• Registered On: 4 November 2025
• Expires On: 4 November 2026

3. Statnzee.com

Price: US$100

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https://flipnzee.com/listings/statnzee-com/

Domain Information

• Registrar: NameCheap, Inc.
• Registered On: 13 May 2026
• Expires On: 13 May 2027

Price

• Webkund.com: US$100
• Webnzee.com: US$100
• Statnzee.com: US$100

Payment Methods

I accept the following payment methods:

• Escrow (buyer pays any applicable escrow fees)
• PayPal
• Payoneer
• Wise
• Cryptocurrency
• Direct Bank Transfer

The preferred payment method can be mutually agreed upon before the sale. If an escrow service is used, the buyer is responsible for paying any applicable escrow fees unless otherwise agreed in advance.

What's Included in the Sale

The sale includes:

• The domain name.
• The WordPress website currently connected to the domain.
• WordPress Administrator (WP Admin) credentials, allowing the buyer to access the website and migrate it to their preferred hosting provider.

The sale does not include:

• Google AdSense accounts.
• Affiliate accounts or affiliate program memberships.
• Any third-party service accounts, subscriptions, licenses, or personal accounts associated with the website.

Domain & Website Transfer

Once payment has been confirmed, the domain transfer process will begin promptly.

The buyer will receive:

• The domain.
• WordPress Administrator (WP Admin) credentials for the website.

The buyer is expected to migrate the WordPress website to their own hosting environment using the provided administrator credentials. Assistance with the domain transfer will be provided if required.

Whether you're looking for a brandable domain, a ready-made WordPress website, or an affordable digital asset to build upon, these websites offer an excellent opportunity at an accessible price.

If you're interested in purchasing any of these websites or have questions about the transfer process, feel free to get in touch.

I am offering 10,000 AWS credits and 11,000 Azure credits for sale, as they are surplus to my current requirements. Interested parties are invited to DM me directly.

I don't use the account myself and can transfer it to you.

I'm building an AI startup called Cinxe and I'm currently looking for a long-term investor to help scale it. I'm also open to connecting with the right co-founder if the fit is there.

In less than 3 weeks since launch, Cinxe has grown to 1,000+ users. Reaching that kind of traction this early isn't easy for AI startups today, and I see it as an encouraging sign of the opportunity ahead.

I'm building this on my own and looking for someone who believes in building for the long term. If that sounds like you, I'd love to connect. Feel free to send me a DM.

postplan.io is a freelance project that stopped in the middle because of the client having money problems anyways this saas is 80% done you can check it out from the link above , based on the clients startups like that makes 20k a month with good marketing , the budget of the project was 1k i am selling it for 500 $ and i offer finishing its development for 100$ you can use the rest of the budget for marketing

Considering selling Cinxe, an AI platform that has already reached 1,000+ users within just 2 weeks of launch.

If you're a serious buyer interested in acquiring an AI product with strong growth potential, please DM me. Serious inquiries only.

AutoReach.work an AI outbound/lead-generation agent. Users build a workflow, it discovers leads, enriches them, and runs personalized multi-step email outreach with a drip lifecycle; the "AI SDR" category.

Traction (this is a pre-revenue sale; buying the funnel, not MRR)

- 84 signups, still ramping month over month

- Activation (user builds >=1 real workflow): 31-41% by cohort; high for this category

- ~28 third-party activators, \\\~579 real leads processed (excludes my own test usage, which I'll break out honestly)

- Drip lifecycle (day0-day30 emails) firing, 0 unsubscribes

- Subscription tiers ($29 / $79 / $199) shipped recently; immediate value-unlock for a buyer.

What you're buying:

- A working product in a hot category (AI SDR/outbound) with proven activation and a paying-intent funnel that just needs conversion work. Good fit for someone with an audience or list to monetize the existing engine.

Stack:

- Node.js backend (PM2), Supabase Postgres, Stripe, email/drip infrastructure.

Why selling:

- Consolidating focus. I'd rather hand this to an operator who can push monetization than split attention.

Open to offers; this is priced on traction + category, not revenue.

DM and I'll share the analytics + a product walkthrough.

I automate anything for 20 bucks. send me a msg

I'm looking for a pricing platform that I can recommend to my dad's business. Right now, a lot of their pricing work is still manual, and I'd love to help them automate some of the more repetitive tasks. The challenge is that he's a bit skeptical about bringing in another platform, so I'm hoping that if I come to him with a few solid options, he'll be more open to the idea.

Has anyone here implemented a pricing platform that they've had a good experience with? I'd especially love to hear what made you choose it and whether it actually saved your team time.

Hey everyone,

I built a SaaS called LeadRot that helps web designers and agencies find local businesses with outdated, ugly websites so they can pitch redesign services to them.

It's finished, production-ready, and I'm selling it for $4,000. No revenue yet, no users. You're buying the product, the code, and the domain.

How it works:

You pick an industry (dentist, plumber, roofer, whatever) and a city. LeadRot scrapes Google Maps, pulls every matching business, screenshots their website, runs a Lighthouse audit, and then sends the screenshot to Google Gemini for a visual critique. It checks 26 technical signals (things like SSL, mobile viewport, jQuery version, copyright year, autoplay video) and assigns a score from 0 to 100 with badges like "Dated," "Ugly," or "Hideous."

Then it generates personalized cold email hooks that reference actual problems on that specific site. Not generic "your website could use some work" copy, but stuff like "noticed your homepage loads three competing font families and the hero image is stretched past its original resolution." You export to CSV and drop it into whatever cold email tool you use.

The whole process takes about 3 minutes per search.

Why $4,000 for a pre-revenue product?

Because you're buying roughly 15,000 lines of production TypeScript that would cost $15K-25K to contract out. Next.js 15 App Router, Supabase Auth + Postgres, Cloudflare R2 for screenshot storage, Lemon Squeezy for billing (4 subscription tiers + credit packs, all wired up), a full multi-tenant admin panel, legal pages, the works.

Monthly infrastructure runs about $5. Not a typo. The unit economics are solid too: it costs about $0.0025 to analyze one business, so even at the cheapest plan ($29/mo for 500 credits), gross margins sit around 96%.

What's included:

• Full source code (Next.js 15, TypeScript, ~15K LOC)
• Domain: leadrot.com
• Supabase database with production migrations
• All API integrations (Apify, OpenRouter/Gemini, Cloudflare R2, Lemon Squeezy)
• Multi-tenant admin panel with superadmin controls
• Legal pages (Terms, Privacy, Refund, Cookies, GDPR endpoint)
• 74,000-word Product Requirements Document
• Buyer runbook with full setup instructions
• 30 days post-sale support

What's not included:

• Third-party API accounts (you create your own, all have free tiers)
• Revenue guarantees

Why I'm selling:

I built this to validate a concept for my own workflow. It works, it's done, but I've got other projects pulling me in different directions, and I need the capital. Nothing is broken. It just needs someone with the time to market it properly.

The growth playbook is obvious: Product Hunt launch, content marketing ("I scraped 1,000 dentist websites, here's what I found" type posts), YouTube demos, affiliate program through Lemon Squeezy, SEO for keywords like "ugly website finder." The niche is validated. Competitors like Ugly Site Scraper charge $29-$119/mo and have paying users.

Happy to answer any questions, show a demo, or walk through the codebase. DM me or drop a comment.

Budget is under $1k, no niche preference I just want something real, not an idea on a napkin.

I'm a builder, not a suit. I code fast (AI-assisted, full-stack, can pick up whatever mess you left behind).

I speak Arabic, Spanish, English, and French, so if your thing has customers or growth potential in MENA, I can actually talk to them.

What I need: some paying users already, even if it's just $50-200/month. Not zero. Simple enough that I can run it alone after a handover call.

Skip it if you need me to keep you on payroll or it's five people's worth of tech debt.

Drop what you've got below or DM me. I move fast when the deal makes sense.

Hey everyone,

I’ve spent the last year building up a portfolio of 16 Framer templates. They are all live, and 100% of the traffic comes organically through the official Framer Marketplace.

Because it’s fully organic marketplace traffic, my monthly operating expense is exactly $0, and I don't spend any time on social media marketing or running ads. Over the last 12 months, the portfolio has brought in $23,000 USD net profit (about $1.9k/month average).

I'm at a crossroads right now. On one hand, it's completely passive income that just rolls in. On the other hand, I'm thinking about freeing up my headspace to focus on some other projects.

For those who have bought or sold micro-digital assets/product businesses before:

- Is it worth exiting a passive portfolio like this right now, or should I just let it ride?

- If I do list for sale what should my absolute minimum exit price be based on current market multiples for template shops?

Appreciate any insights or advice from anyone who's been through a micro-exit.