SaaS Startup Viability

you want me to be honest? This feels like a feature to me, not a business. Very hard to get traction with something like this.

This might be a good idea for a startup where they create a plug and play service so users do not have to go through all of this.

It might not be worth the effort but you might want to consider making this available to the public as a service for freelancers.

theres a number of dead bodies in this space. it sounds like a great idea but once companies get big theyll diy. so your only market will be early startups for 1-3 years max and then theyll churn bf they ever get big enough to pay you what it's worth to get them on your platform in rhe first place. look at aptible and datica.

Sounds like an idea for startup ;-) Serioualy, there's market for this, and people are gonna pay money for the service.

This looks well done. Congratulations on building a cool product!A word of caution on this as a business, though: this is going to be brutal. You're selling a service that every competent web developer can build. You can save them time -- but not a huge amount of time, especially compared to the prepackaged user registration apps that already exist for common web frameworks. And the customers that grow really big will have strategic reasons to want to move off of your service, in addition to

Also reason why Canva is worth a lot. Similar pain point being solved.

There was a startup that was doing something similar, can't find it but their entire business was built on providing similar service.

You're critiquing this service like it hasn't been launched yet.Despite people being able to do this for 'much less', the man built a successful business providing a service that people are willing to pay for.Every business has competitors and often you can do the same thing that a business does yourself. This is true for everything from restraunts to taxis to clothing stores.The lesson here is to not overlook creating something simple that can provide value to othe

seems like doing something they are trying to do themselves could be good, perhaps they'll purchase it? that's what they did with summize.com for twitter search... and they have quite a bit more cash now than they did then