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Adhithya Pinghley

Automation engineer ... • 1y

Guys, I am building micro saas applications for my friends' small businesses and services who weren't able to afford the current applications in the market. Can I continue doing this ? Would I be able to help people out there who really need such applications but can't afford it? If yes, would this still thrive in the long run?

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Lavanya Seetharaman

Time will define you • 1y

It depends on what services you trying to provide through your product. If it’s solving SMEs problems then yeah you have a huge market opportunity like India . Try to address the problem rather than lowering the price for your product. Ultimately you will learn how to build a SaaS product . So it’s good deal . All the best

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Three Commas Gang

Building Bharat • 1y

Well it's best yu start keeping templates created, and just customise and resell infinitely

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

You can beat them on pricing and help these businesses while sustaining and making profits.

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Kamal

Exploring • 1y

Intrested!

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

I think so, yes, for example look at Zoho, start with a small set of local customers, take their validation , Make the ease of navigation easier, by noting on which features are working better than others. Then approach a big client, and yes it’s definitely long term and valuable. Think about the millions of small businesses which can’t afford these tools.

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