Find an idea with a reason to exist
Find opportunities in problems people repeatedly deal with, not a list of random app concepts.
Question 1 of 20About 2 minutes
Have you built a SaaS before?
Take this 2-minute quiz to see a practical path from “I don’t know where to start” to a Micro SaaS worth testing.
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Question 2 of 20Getting your starting point
Have you made money from a SaaS or side project before?
Question 3 of 20Your goal
Why do you want to build a SaaS?
Question 4 of 20Your goal
What would you most like your SaaS to give you?
Question 5 of 20Your available time
How much time can you realistically put into it each week?
Question 6 of 20Your timeline
How soon would you like to have a real idea you can test?
Question 7 of 20How you’ll build
Do you know how to code or program?
Question 8 of 20How you’ll build
How would you prefer to build your Micro SaaS?
Question 9 of 20Your starting point
Where are you right now?
Question 10 of 20Your blocker
What has made it hard to start?
Question 11 of 20Your blocker
Which concern feels most familiar?
Question 12 of 20What to learn
What do you most want to learn?
Question 13 of 20What to learn
Which business question do you need answered first?
Question 14 of 20What to learn
What would help you avoid wasting months?
Question 15 of 20Getting ready to launch
What would help you feel ready to launch?
Question 16 of 20Your first win
Which outcome matters most at the beginning?
Question 17 of 20Trust
What would make you feel comfortable joining a SaaS course?
Question 18 of 20Finding ideas
Would researched SaaS ideas help you move past the blank page?
Question 19 of 20Choosing what to build
Would starting with a specific customer problem help you choose an idea?
Question 20 of 20Last question
Would you commit to one practical next step?
You do not need a perfect idea. Start by researching a problem and talking to potential customers.
Your Micro SaaS pathShow me the step-by-step plan
You’re looking for recurring revenue, not another one-off project.
A strong place to start is a repeated business problem where solving it creates measurable value every month.
You want a real side income without needing to quit your job first.
That calls for a focused product: one customer, one recurring problem, and a small first version you can test alongside your current work.
You want a path to more independence than your 9–5 gives you.
Start by finding a painful problem, looking for evidence that it matters, and building a simple solution worth testing.
You want more freedom through a business you control.
The best foundation is a focused product for a clear customer, not a broad app that tries to do everything for everyone.
You want to move forward, but you don’t want to spend limited time building the wrong thing. Start with one problem people already want solved, then test a small version before you build more.
You already have ideas. Your next job is not more brainstorming. It is finding evidence that one idea is worth your time.
You are already building. Keep version one focused, learn from real people early, and resist adding features before you have proof they matter.
You have moved beyond the idea stage. Now the priority is a clear message, a sensible price, and conversations with the people most likely to buy.
The problem isn’t ambition. It is knowing which next step is worth your limited time. Survey responses pointed to the same roadblocks: no clear idea, not enough time, uncertainty that anyone will pay, and not knowing how to market or sell.
The practical path:Find a painful problem, check that it is worth solving, build the smallest useful version, then put it in front of potential customers.
See what you get before deciding.
Your next step
Choose a SaaS idea worth testing, then know exactly what to do next.
Get a practical path to find a real problem, check whether people will pay, build the smallest useful version, and start conversations with potential customers.
“I don’t see the whole picture: where to start or what steps there are.”
- 70+ step-by-step lessons, from finding an idea to getting your first customers
- Full SaaS Idea Library access, with new researched opportunities added daily
- Build with code, AI tools, no-code, or a mix
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What the Academy teaches
From blank page to a focused SaaS you can test.
Find a problem worth solving, validate demand before you overbuild, define version one, price it, and start customer conversations.
Check demand before you commit
Research customers, competitors, pricing, and proof of demand so you can make a smarter bet with your time.
Build less, learn sooner
Define a version one that is useful enough to test without disappearing into features.
Get your first customers
Learn how to position the product, choose a price, and start conversations with the people most likely to buy.
Your first SaaS does not need to be big.
It needs to solve one costly, annoying, repeat problem for a specific group of people. That is how you move from “maybe this could work” to evidence you can act on.
Ideas you may like
Look for a small problem with a clear reason to pay.
These are examples of narrow, costly problems worth investigating. They are not proven business ideas or promised results.
Help contractors follow up on cold estimates
Home-service businesses can lose jobs when sent quotes go unanswered. It is the kind of recurring revenue leak a founder could investigate by speaking with contractors before building.
Help property managers coordinate turnovers
Cleaning, repairs, keys, photos, and approvals often live in texts and spreadsheets. It is a focused workflow problem worth validating with property managers before building a solution.
Help agencies spot scope creep
When clients ask for “small extras,” teams can lose billable hours. It is a margin problem worth testing with agency owners before deciding whether software is the right answer.
Why this is a practical place to start
A practical way to start without guessing.
Get the guidance, researched opportunities, and business skills to make your next move with confidence.
Learn from a solo founder who has built and operated software businesses across SaaS, Shopify, and iOS.
Get a structured process for choosing, testing, and launching a focused SaaS.
Step-by-step training on ideas, validation, building, pricing, marketing, customers, analytics, and operations.
Review researched Micro SaaS opportunities with demand, competitors, pricing, risks, and a first test to run.
Use code, AI tools, no-code, freelancers, or a mix. This is a product-and-business course, not a coding bootcamp.
What builders say
Practical help for people who want to build on their own.
These builders came in with the same questions about ideas, confidence, business skills, and whether the course would be worth the price.
“This course definitely has given me the courage to kickstart my dream of building a Micro SaaS. I was able not only to learn how to build a Micro SaaS, but also to think more about the business side, the marketing side, and how to make things scalable with a one-person business.”
“It gave me a strategic roadmap for planning Micro SaaS apps, a treasure trove of knowledge resources, and transformed my mindset into an entrepreneurial one.”
“The course itself sparked many new ideas for my own SaaS journey. I recommend this course for both beginners and experienced freelancers.”
“At first I was very skeptical. What got me to buy it was the money-back guarantee. For the price that I paid, you delivered.”
Your next step
Ready to choose a problem worth testing?
For $29/month, get the training and researched opportunities to choose a problem, validate demand, and build a focused first version. Cancel anytime, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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