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r/SaaS · Posted by u/Samurai2089

Is creating an AI saas too late/oversatured?

NPSALLEN20 points

Consider that product hunt gets 300 to 1100 new saas per day

theteenyreassurance14 points

If you've got something that solves a real, specific problem and you can actually get it in front of people who need it, saturation doesn't matter. Most of those 1100 launches are dead within a month anyway.

NPSALLEN3 points

People are copying software it’s so easy with ai but most have no idea how to make sales - on board or run a company

FontanJanneice182 points

And most of them are solving the exact same three problems tbh.

anabatic-bat2 points

Yep - and VC funding has dried up cos investors have realized this

tomdoinit1 points

What was it like 5 years ago?

NPSALLEN1 points

5 years ago - not that many new software companies With Ai and Vibe coding - it’s making it easier to make software

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L0NPSALLEN

Consider that product hunt gets 300 to 1100 new saas per day

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L1theteenyreassurance

If you've got something that solves a real, specific problem and you can actually get it in front of people who need it, saturation doesn't matter. Most of those 1100 launches are dead within a month anyway.

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L2NPSALLEN

People are copying software it’s so easy with ai but most have no idea how to make sales - on board or run a company

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L1FontanJanneice18

And most of them are solving the exact same three problems tbh.

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L2anabatic-bat

Yep - and VC funding has dried up cos investors have realized this

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L1tomdoinit

What was it like 5 years ago?

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L2NPSALLEN

5 years ago - not that many new software companies With Ai and Vibe coding - it’s making it easier to make software

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