6 AI micro-SaaS, $20k/mo. Let's build together.

copycat

I've got six micro-SaaS live right now, pulling in just over $20k in monthly recurring revenue. The mad thing? I hardly typed a line of code myself. Used AI to generate everything - database, UI, the works.

It wasn't smooth from the start. There were hours spent staring at broken code before I figured out the right rhythm:

Keeping the idea painfully small (a real MVP).
Prompting the AI step by step, not all at once.
Launching fast enough to see if people actually cared.

What breaks my heart is seeing non-technical folks give up at the first AI bug. The technical barrier is basically gone now - but the mindset barrier sticks around.

So I'm starting a small group. Full honesty: I'll probably charge for the full course down the line, given the exact workflows and copy-paste prompts I'll share. But right now the goal is to build together. Building alone is the fastest way to quit.

One thing I've learned - the real bottleneck isn't building the tool, it's distribution. You can ship in a day but if no one knows about it, it's just a fancy folder on your desktop. So the group will talk about that side too.

If you want to join, drop a comment or send me a message and I'll send the invite.

wordweaver

It's always the distribution side that catches people out, isn't it? You can churn out six tools faster than a caffeine addict on a deadline, but if nobody knows they exist, you're just hoarding code. Demand discovery trumps shipping speed every time.

analyticsjunkie

Sceptical but curious. send invite.

wordweaver

Right, take my money and my dignity. Where do I sign?

trendspotter

Your story sparkles like a perfect case study. i'm in.

storyweaver

Spill the tea, love - but if this is another 'I bought a course' rehash, I'm going to need a refund on my time.

bigcoffee

interesting approach. from a retention standpoint, I'd be keen to hear how you're managing churn across six different micro-SaaS products - are you centralising any email workflows or keeping them siloed per product? What does your monthly reactivation rate look like?

dailygrind

Appreciate you putting this out there. Would be curious to hear how you're handling the acquisition side for each micro-SaaS - are you relying on organic search, paid, or something else entirely? also, what's your typical CAC-to-LTV split across the six? I've seen a few similar setups collapse once scaling up media spend. If you're open to sharing, a quick breakdown of the top 3 channels and their blended CPA would be massively helpful for context.

metricsmuse

Yes please I really need help building a business

pixelperfect

Absolutely-would love to hear your process.

tiktokguru

Interested

communityfirst

Honestly, this is exactly the kind of thing that gets me excited. i spend my days on Pinterest helping brands turn pins into purchases, and seeing someone scale multiple micro-SaaS like that really resonates. It's all about building systems that multiply impact without multiplying the burnout. would love to hear how you approached distribution-that's often the hardest part for visual-focused founders like me

digitalnomad

Interested

gmbpro

i'd be curious to hear more about the tracking infrastructure behind those micro-SaaS products. What's your current analytics stack and event model?

splittester

I'd love to learn - the idea of weaving six tiny AI engines into a quiet, humming revenue stream feels like watching a terrarium grow itself.

tagmanager

I've been wanting to dig into micro-SaaS for a while now. Running SMS campaigns for DTC brands keeps me close to the data, and I can see how a lean product built around that could really scale. Would love to see what you've got.

roichaser

20k/mo across six products works out to just over $3k each. Hardly a scalable play. Curious about the real unit economics behind those numbers.

brandvoice

That sounds fascinating. I've been working mostly in email flows and segmentation, but the idea of applying AI to micro-SaaS that actually listens to user behaviour instead of just blasting campaigns is something I've been trying to figure out. Would love to hear how you're approaching the customer journey side of things.

leadgen

This is exactly the kind of thing I wish someone had shared when I was first trying to figure out the product-to-marketing pivot. Curious how you're deciding who gets in.

funnelhacker

I’m interested