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Micro SaaS works because it focuses on a single painful workflow with a clear monthly benefit. Smaller products mean faster development, faster validation, and lower risk.
The best micro SaaS ideas solve a narrow problem for a known buyer who will pay to save time. Think workflows, not massive platforms.
Use the ideas above to pick a niche, validate demand quickly, and launch with a simple MVP.
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A micro SaaS is a small, focused software product that solves one specific problem for a niche audience. Unlike traditional SaaS, micro SaaS products are typically built and run by solo founders or tiny teams, with low overhead and sustainable revenue goals of $1k-50k MRR.
Look for painful workflows in your own experience or industry. The best micro SaaS ideas come from solving problems you personally understand. Focus on niches where people already pay for solutions, and look for gaps in existing tools that larger companies ignore.
Yes, micro SaaS is specifically designed for solo founders. Modern tools like Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe make it possible to build, launch, and scale a product without a team. Many successful micro SaaS products are built and maintained by one person.
Micro SaaS products typically target $1k-50k in monthly recurring revenue (MRR). Some grow beyond this, but the micro SaaS model prioritizes sustainable, lifestyle-friendly revenue over hypergrowth. Many founders achieve financial independence with 100-500 paying customers.
Popular stacks include Next.js with Supabase or Firebase for the backend, Stripe for payments, and Vercel for hosting. No-code tools like Bubble or Webflow are also viable. Choose tools you already know to ship faster rather than learning new technologies.
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