Better SaaS businesses start with better questions.
Guides to decide, design, build and launch. Practical methods, without guaranteed-outcome promises.
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Comparing SaaS development proposals on equivalent scope
Compare proposals against the same workflows, assumptions and operating responsibilities. Prices alone are misleading when one team includes migration and support while another prices interface delivery.
↗EntrepreneurshipTaking over an existing SaaS: an evidence-based handover checklist
A handover should let a new team understand, run and operate the product. Receiving a source archive is not the same as demonstrating operational independence.
↗EntrepreneurshipDo you need a technical cofounder to build SaaS?
A technical cofounder is not mandatory for building SaaS. The key questions are which technical responsibilities must be continuous, who owns them and whether you need an entrepreneurial partner or a delivery relationship.
↗EntrepreneurshipHow to build a SaaS as a nontechnical founder
A nontechnical founder can lead a SaaS by understanding the problem, users and product decisions. Delegating code does not remove responsibility for scope, value and ownership.
↗EntrepreneurshipLaunching a SaaS solo: design around limited capacity
Launching SaaS solo requires scope that fits your capacity for sales, support and operations. The constraint is not just writing software; it is managing all responsibilities at the same time.
↗Your idea.
Our next SaaS.
Tell us about your idea No technical brief needed. Just a problem worth solving.