After 7 months of learning No-Code (bubble) I finally launched my first micro SaaS with huge help from your videos. Super excited to see how it goes :)
I am an SEO that just recently got a SaaS client and it is Damn sure tough. The clients tool is free to use but has premium filters that cost money. Good news is I have developed a method to drive organic traffic to pages. By leveraging the tool to support my high quality content, I am better able to fulfill user intent and cover the topic more thorough than anyone else will ever be able. What I am saying is I am using the tool itself as something that provides value to the user. If only those users would buy the sub now.
I can’t imagine how much customisation one would lack using no code tools. How would it be able to do anything else then CRUD operations and maybe call some API’s?
No code is probably one of the biggest scams....sure it's great for one of uses and for personal projects....but it cannot be relied upon for running a company
the people making the most are us who sell no-code solutions and I'm loving it on this regards if u want some portfolio than yeah sure use them and offer your services
It depends on your objectives though. If you want to build the next unicorn, no code is not the tool for that. If you want to build a small SaaS that solves someone's problem and make you 10k/month that is very much doable with no code tools.
@@the_bruce-z1w I’m mainly talking about functionality, not necessarily scalability. No code tools can be good to make MVPs with but there’s also drag and drop solutions that support code. ChatGPT can write entire apps for you as well which would have the necessary functionality and extendability.
I have been following you from the time when you started your TH-cam journey.. and till today I am inspired by your content.. keep going . . It's really good
Hey Simon, love your videos! I just wanted to ask you a question: I am doing both school at the same time while trying to do this SaaS. I don't have any ideas, but I am a challenging man. I can take any challenge. Should I start this even if I am still in high school?
If you start now, you'll put your skills ahead of everyone else who didn't. Do it even if you can only manage a few hours a week, just be consistent. It's better than spending zero hours. It may just take a bit longer to launch a Saas since you can only work on it part time.
I don't know what to do. I'm trying to do what Simon does, but I wanna be unique. I was thinking of another PayPal, but I am still thinking of other ideas.
What do you say of the alternative. Use no code as a proof of validation (mvp) and test the market. If the idea is a great as you think, then perhaps get the VC/Investors involved? At least that might allow you to scale faster. Thoughts?
It's a completely valid approach. Just be mindful about what you're "signing up" for when you take VC money. Suddenly you have to deliver results within a given timeframe, hit certain revenue goals, administrate the money in a way that aligns with the VCs, etc. It's very hard and stressful. Not something I would recommend (unless you have very big dreams 😄)
@@SimonHoiberg yeah you’re right. That is very true. Taking money from someone will always cost you something. The question is whether you are willing to pay the price. Btw, I absolutely LOVE your content. I only recently started following you and I appreciate your perspective on this. I’ve been following your tutorials and tried a few things and am learning more than I ever thought possible. My formal training allows me to understand the technical architectures and how it can be leveraged but I never saw the potential for doing this myself until I came across your content. Thank you for sharing so freely.
It's the whole difference in philosophy between micro SaaS and traditional SaaS. Micro tries to be more akin to a lifestyle business. Something that generates a steady income without too much stress. No VC money, no hyper growth etc etc. Just steady reasonable returns.
How does it work though? Most services are subscription based can the company that buys your software only use it if you are are still subscribed? Or is it just a tool for building a website for example and then being able to sell it
USA has come up with strict TCPA guidelines and getting more strict compared to the EU. I hope this works. But definitely I will try the suggested No code tools.
Saas requires a lot more that dragging dropping forms and connecting a dB. You clearly are oversimplifying. I presume you have a younger audience with little to no experience in saas space
this is simply a gimmick, you would end up with issues in scale with most platforms, its better to have a balanced way of approaching building products you need engineering teams
After 7 months of learning No-Code (bubble) I finally launched my first micro SaaS with huge help from your videos. Super excited to see how it goes :)
That's absolutely amazing 🙌
Congratulations!
Which one
Any updates?
How's it going?
It failed hasn't it
an actual developer using no code tools will ALWAYS have a huge advantage...so keep learning
chatgpt and a rudimentary understanding of programming fundamentals is enough
@@mocromo2010You wish.
lol
Nocode for building saas is nonsense. It's for marketing pages. SaaS is more complicated.
how?@@aberba
Building the software is the easy part, It's been two months since I published my SAAS and I've been struggling with user retention and other stuff
I agree! The product is the easy part.
I am an SEO that just recently got a SaaS client and it is Damn sure tough.
The clients tool is free to use but has premium filters that cost money.
Good news is I have developed a method to drive organic traffic to pages. By leveraging the tool to support my high quality content, I am better able to fulfill user intent and cover the topic more thorough than anyone else will ever be able.
What I am saying is I am using the tool itself as something that provides value to the user. If only those users would buy the sub now.
You simply just “don’t need to do that”. YEAH! 😂
I can’t imagine how much customisation one would lack using no code tools. How would it be able to do anything else then CRUD operations and maybe call some API’s?
No code is probably one of the biggest scams....sure it's great for one of uses and for personal projects....but it cannot be relied upon for running a company
the people making the most are us who sell no-code solutions and I'm loving it
on this regards if u want some portfolio than yeah sure use them and offer your services
It depends on your objectives though. If you want to build the next unicorn, no code is not the tool for that. If you want to build a small SaaS that solves someone's problem and make you 10k/month that is very much doable with no code tools.
@@ishanharshvardhan6687 we have wordpress for decades if you call it no codes
@@the_bruce-z1w I’m mainly talking about functionality, not necessarily scalability. No code tools can be good to make MVPs with but there’s also drag and drop solutions that support code. ChatGPT can write entire apps for you as well which would have the necessary functionality and extendability.
How did you come up with this concept of making SaaS that you can market to people who are interested in making SaaS?
It don't think it was a "concept" I came up with, per se 😊
I started building a SaaS and sharing my journey - it just felt pretty natural.
@Simon - you need to start a hands-on training course! You're inspiring too many people!
I really appreciate it 🧡🙏
I have been following you from the time when you started your TH-cam journey.. and till today I am inspired by your content.. keep going . . It's really good
Thanks 🙌
Hey Simon, love your videos! I just wanted to ask you a question: I am doing both school at the same time while trying to do this SaaS. I don't have any ideas, but I am a challenging man. I can take any challenge. Should I start this even if I am still in high school?
Yeah you should !!!
If you start now, you'll put your skills ahead of everyone else who didn't. Do it even if you can only manage a few hours a week, just be consistent. It's better than spending zero hours. It may just take a bit longer to launch a Saas since you can only work on it part time.
Never fear failure. Do it again and again until it works.
As the other guys say: Hell yeah!
Only good reasons to start it out now 🔥
I don't know what to do. I'm trying to do what Simon does, but I wanna be unique. I was thinking of another PayPal, but I am still thinking of other ideas.
Hey men you are and inspiration! Is there any way I can have a strategy session with you???
Thank you, Jose 🧡
I'm not doing consulting at the moment, but I'll definitely let you now if that changes.
You make me laugh 😂😂. Just great!! 🙌. Do you have any course?
Haha that's great 😄
I don't yet - but I'm working on it!
I'm learning, webflow, will it be beneficial in saas
which camera do you use?
Do you have an npm install saas startup package?
What exactly do you expect the package to do?
This was a joke.
Almost! Check this out 👉 github.com/SimonHoiberg/saas-template
@@SimonHoiberg I'm having trouble with the chakra UI. I did everything else but it won't compile. Did you run into this issue? NVM it's fixed.
@@theshy6717 haha it worked.. now I have a complete app ready to build my own SaaS. the lesson gigachad is ask and you shall receive.
What do you say of the alternative. Use no code as a proof of validation (mvp) and test the market. If the idea is a great as you think, then perhaps get the VC/Investors involved? At least that might allow you to scale faster. Thoughts?
It's a completely valid approach.
Just be mindful about what you're "signing up" for when you take VC money.
Suddenly you have to deliver results within a given timeframe, hit certain revenue goals, administrate the money in a way that aligns with the VCs, etc.
It's very hard and stressful. Not something I would recommend (unless you have very big dreams 😄)
@@SimonHoiberg yeah you’re right. That is very true. Taking money from someone will always cost you something. The question is whether you are willing to pay the price.
Btw, I absolutely LOVE your content. I only recently started following you and I appreciate your perspective on this. I’ve been following your tutorials and tried a few things and am learning more than I ever thought possible.
My formal training allows me to understand the technical architectures and how it can be leveraged but I never saw the potential for doing this myself until I came across your content.
Thank you for sharing so freely.
It's the whole difference in philosophy between micro SaaS and traditional SaaS. Micro tries to be more akin to a lifestyle business. Something that generates a steady income without too much stress. No VC money, no hyper growth etc etc. Just steady reasonable returns.
How does it work though? Most services are subscription based can the company that buys your software only use it if you are are still subscribed? Or is it just a tool for building a website for example and then being able to sell it
What is SAAS business tho?
Can someone please explain
Saas (Software as a service) its where you build a software and provide it to people on a monthly retainer
Well if I can’t build a unicorn, then forget it!🙃
GoHighLevel
After reviewing the pricing bubble is a complete ripoff
Thankyou sir
You're most welcome 💪
James McAvoy?
Wasn't saas a css library? Lol
That's sass 😅
Agreed 👍 👍 👍
Easy but not free😅
True story.
This is not 100% true! Not if you live in EU and have to tackle GDPR regulations. Most no-code solutions are US based. 😢
USA has come up with strict TCPA guidelines and getting more strict compared to the EU. I hope this works. But definitely I will try the suggested No code tools.
Is he AI? Like is he real?
Saas requires a lot more that dragging dropping forms and connecting a dB. You clearly are oversimplifying. I presume you have a younger audience with little to no experience in saas space
what skills required for saas? plz tell im a graduate but no coding skills or software skills
@@powerball200 forget the coding, first find out what problem the product is going to solve and if it is really needed
@@BasitAmjad sir may I ask what job you do? Your name look Pakistani, you from Pakistan?
this is simply a gimmick, you would end up with issues in scale with most platforms, its better to have a balanced way of approaching building products
you need engineering teams
What is SaaS
And can. You care to explain what on earth is a saas... every one mentions this word, but nobody explains. Is not even on the dictionary.
Thanks to ai 😊
First step: have a good saas idea
W
Total waste of time 😂
ZZZZZapier
Not ‘Sapier’
please post these videos in normal format, I'm Brazilian, I can't understand the content in English, I'll get subtitles.