**Searching for SaaS ideas: Programmer with skills seeks input! **

Hello dear community,

I am a passionate programmer and am toying with the idea of venturing into the SaaS (Software as a Service) world. With solid programming skills, I'm ready to start exciting projects, but first I need your creative ideas and insights!

**Some thoughts floating around in my head.
1. **Problem Solution:** ** What current challenges could be addressed by a SaaS solution?
2. **Target group:** Who could this solution be aimed at? SMEs, large companies, freelancers?
3. **Monetisation:** Which income models could be useful here?
4. **Technical implementation:** I can program, but what specific technologies or tools would you recommend?

**Other questions I have:**
- What essential features should a SaaS product have in 2023?
- How should one go about marketing a brand new SaaS product?
- Are there any typical pitfalls or mistakes I should avoid at all costs?

Whether you're already in the SaaS industry or just have inspiring ideas, I'm eager to hear from you. Let's brainstorm together and see what unique solutions we can create!

Thanks in advance for your valuable contributions and advice!

Check out sites like AppSumo. It has a lot of SaaS products built by individuals and small companies. It will give you an idea of what is out there and the different pricing models. Look at the number of reviews to see what is selling most these days. The reviews and comments can also give you ideas what users want and don't want.

Is this a ChatGPT-generated question or a troll?

I think you're starting off with the wrong foot to begin with, but that's okay: we've all been there.

Go out there and look for a demand, provide a solution - that's how the world works. And if you're smart enough, you can even create the demand yourself.

I think you might find your answers on fastlaneforums

Hey @zen-ki

I am currently on the same path as you, to start a saas and market it.

Some advice i can give you to this venture are:
- Dont think to big. Try not to solve big problems. There are sometimes smaller problems where you have a good chance to earn good money with it.
- Focus on smaller thinks to save time.
- I would focus more on freelancers.

Good luck and all the best for you venture. Hope i helped you