Most solopreneurs think building a SaaS product requires money, a team, or years of technical skills. But the founders behind these ideas proved the opposite: you can build a SaaS from scratch, with no code, no budget, and no experience, and still reach meaningful revenue. Below are the 12 real
Hello! Let’s jump into this new case study together. Senja.io is a bootstrapped micro-SaaS that helps creators and businesses collect and display testimonials in minutes. The platform lets users gather text, video, and social proof seamlessly and embed them anywhere, making it a go-to tool for anyone trying
Most solopreneurs think building a SaaS requires years of coding experience, a technical co-founder, or a big budget. Ten years ago that was true. In 2026, it’s completely different. Thanks to the rise of no-code platforms, AI app builders, and automation tools, anyone can build a SaaS product from
Some startups take years to find their stride. Lovable.dev took weeks. Founded in 2023 by Anton Osika (@antonosika) and Fabian Hedin (@FabianHedin) in Stockholm, Lovable lets you build full apps and websites by chatting with an AI. Type your idea, and the platform ships working code with hosting, payments,
VC-backed
Today’s story is about Queue, a fast-growing SaaS built by Masud Hossain (@masudrhossain), or just Mas as his friends call him. What started as a simple tool to help a friend review videos has turned into a platform used by over 1,500 businesses, making more than $134,000
Today’s case study is about Beep (JustBeepIt.com), a startup founded by Farid Shukurov (@hustle_fred) back in the beginning of 2023. Farid is a UX/UI designer from Azerbaijan with big dreams of building something of his own. Wanting more than the usual client work, he started creating
Today's story is very inspiring, and it can help you understand that no matter where you live or your standard of living, if you work for it, you can achieve it. The case study is about Bhanu Teja (@pbteja1998), a 26-year-old guy living in a small village in
Today’s case study is about FounderPal.ai, a startup founded by Sveta Bay (@sveta_bay) and Dan Kulkov (@DanKulkov) in May 2022. Sveta was a project manager while Dan Kulkov used to work as a COO in various EdTech and HR startups. Feeling unsatisfied with their corporate jobs, they
Today, we'll explore the success story of Tweet Hunter, a SaaS platform helping users build and monetize their Twitter audiences. Founded by Tibo Louis-Lucas (@tibo_maker) and Tom Jacquesson (@tomjacquesson) in May 2021, the team expanded when David Molina (@oneJKMolina) joined months later. They bootstrapped their way to
Bootstrapped
Today's topic is Tally, founded by Marie Martens and Filip Minev. In 2020, Marie and her partner Filip decided to pursue their dream. Filip left his company, which he sold to eToro, and Marie quit her marketing job, and together they started a platform to collect travel influencers
Today’s case study is about FormulaBot (previously ExceFormulaBot), a startup founded by David Bressler in August 2022. David is a data guy who worked in analytics for several years, but the emergence of AI apps changed his life and, especially for the 750 million people who use Excel. In
Today's topic is AppSumo, a digital marketplace where you can discover, buy, and sell the products you need to grow your business. It was founded by Noah Kagan back in 2010. Let’s dive into Noah’s journey: In 2006, Noah was one of the early employees of