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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 app

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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Adhithya Pinghley

Automation engineer ... • 1y

As far as I've collected information, from friends owning local small businesses, they don't want to pay heavy costs for some apps in the market, which comes with features that they don't even need. That's why I started building for those people.

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