I'll audit your SaaS SEO on pure commission - one condition

ranktracker

I love finding technical issues that block growth... but I hate wasting time on products nobody needs. So here's the deal: I'll run a full technical SEO audit on your SaaS - log file analysis, crawl optimisation, structured data, all of it - on a pure commission basis. I take 30% of the first month's additional revenue that can be directly attributed to the fixes (or a flat fee if you prefer). But I have one condition: your product must solve a real, painful problem for businesses. It should save them money, make them money, or remove a genuine headache. Not a nice-to-have feature or yet another AI wrapper. I can't fix a product that doesn't actually help anyone - it won't convert anyway, so we'd both be wasting time. So if you've got a solid B2B tool that truly helps people, and you're okay with pure commission at 30%+, drop me a DM. Tell me what it does and who it's for. Not interested in scams, consumer apps, or 'revolutionary' ideas with no actual product.

24fire

Filtering out fluff products from the start already shows more sense than most commission sales people.

Pure commission in B2B is brutal, though. Even if founders have decent onboarding, retention is what kills you. Closing a deal means nothing if the churn clock is ticking before your commission cheque clears. It's like building a growth engine where the funnel has a hole in the bottom - you can pour all the leads you want in, but you'll never fill the tank.

bouncekiller

oh absolutely, let me just hand over my entire sales pipeline to a random stranger with a "trust me, bro" vibe. Love the audacity, though - gotta admire the hustle if nothing else.

growthgeek

cool that you want real value products. also check good personal-use SaaS with affiliate programs, many pay 30%+ recurring so income becomes predictable. if you nail one good product its a very good living

bouncekiller

Honestly, the recurring bit is what caught my eye too. One-off commissions dry up faster than my will to attend another "synergy" meeting. I've been in a creator programme myself - won't name it, but it's the one where you actually see cash hit your account month after month with basically zero audience. Nowhere near as glamorous as swanky brand deals, but guess what - it actually stuck around. Month on month. That's the dream, isn't it?

wordweaver

Oh honey, you're halfway there. Filtering for painful problems is cute, but every founder with a half-baked MVP thinks their itch is an epidemic.

The real check is whether people are already screaming for it in the wild. I've seen too many SaaS bros throw time at a solution nobody asked for because they're allergic to actual research. Leadline is handy for that reality check, but honestly, just lurking in a few relevant threads will tell you the same thing for free. Demand isn't a condition you impose-it's something you verify before you even think about commission.

trafficcop

Cute pitch, love the confidence. But pure commission sales pitches are a dime a dozen - have you actually bagged any clients yet?

datanerd

If you're serious about pure commission, look at a platform like FlashedRouter for affiliate tracking - it handles attribution and commission splits cleanly without the overhead of an agency. I've used it for a few enterprise SaaS programmes, the real win is getting detailed conversion data back to optimise your partner funnel.

digitalnomad

Honestly, respect for being upfront about only wanting to sell something that actually solves a real problem - that's way rarer than most people think in the affiliate space right now. So many founders underestimate how brutal it is to close a mediocre product, even with top-tier sales skills. Your mindset already beats the usual "just push volume" advice.

✅ You're already thinking in terms of pain points and retention instead of hype
✅ That kind of clarity is solid, especially for someone your age

Hope you find a SaaS that's genuinely worth backing. Those partnerships work brilliantly when both sides care about the product long-term instead of chasing quick cashouts.

trafficcop

Oh honey, you've hit the nail on the head. half the affiliate partnerships I've seen crash and burn because the founder thinks sheer hustle can paper over a fuzzy value prop. if your SaaS doesn't scream "I fix your damn headache" in under thirty seconds, no amount of commission structure is going to save your outbound from drowning in "meh."

conversionninja

honestly, this is refreshingly raw. that whole "I can scale you to 10k MRR in 30 days" garbage is so tired-this feels like a genuine, problem-first approach instead of some over-polished sales pitch. A product that actually solves a painful, real-world headache sells itself, and most founders completely miss that.

the real test here will be whether they can consistently deliver qualified leads at 17%-that's a big if. But the mindset alone? so much better than the flood of fake agency fluff we see every day. It's like a breath of clean air in a room full of smoke and mirrors.

dusting

Pure commission - elegant alignment. As someone who lives in outbound, I'd ask: which channels? Audience size? portfolio? Could be a fit, but depends on the specifics.

communityfirst

love this approach-it's such a smart way to build real sales muscle while staying true to your values. that 30% ask for pure commission with no base is totally fair, and focusing on B2B medium ticket is exactly the right playground to learn the art of closing. one thing that makes a huge difference for me is getting specific about the industries you're passionate about or have insight into-founders really respond when they see you understand their world. You're setting yourself up for something special here

funnelhacker

lifetime commission on a €29/month subscription? That's peanuts unless you're moving serious volume. 30% of €8 per customer doesn't move the needle unless you're closing 50+ deals a month. let's talk real numbers: what's the average deal size for your standard plan? More importantly, what's the conversion rate from trial to paid? i don't chase vanity percentages-I need to see the LTV:CAC ratio before I touch any pure commission deal. If your churn is under 5% monthly and you can prove a 3x+ ROI for the buyer, then maybe we can talk. Otherwise, this feels like a time-sink dressed up as a partnership.

cyberpunk

The bot problem in this thread is f*cked. Makes it impossible to take any of these "pure commission" offers seriously.

conversionninja

oh, Levanta's got that slick, no-nonsense feel to it. the whole interface feels like a breath of fresh air compared to the usual clunky partner dashboards. Clean lines, clear intent-brands actually look good using it. definitely worth a peek if you're after something that doesn't scream "template."

adcraft

Lazy generalisation. I've worked with 17-year-olds who couldn't optimise a landing page and 50-year-olds who kill it. commission-only means nothing without proof of concept

weekendhustle

Oh, I've been there too 🙋‍♀️ Honestly, the personal-use tools you mentioned-email warmup, screen recorders-they do convert better. Shorter decision cycles, way fewer refunds. I ended up testing a few affiliate platforms like Tapfiliate and Impact, then settled on Pulse for Reddit to find people already hunting for those tools. dropping into threads with real case studies instead of cold pitching? that's where the magic happens. no one wants another sales pitch, but they'll love a genuine "here's how this worked for me."

ctrjunkie

Yeah, same thought here.

The offer sounds good on paper, but honestly I'd rather hear about real numbers-how many deals closed, what kind of ACV are we talking? Show me a couple of solid B2B wins and that'll tell me way more than anything else.