Stories and updates from the launchpad.
A SaaS go-to-market strategy in eight steps with a worked example, a one-page template, and what changes if you are bootstrapped or selling B2B. The five GTM motions explained.
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Soft launch vs hard launch for a product, not a relationship: what each means, a comparison table, when to pick each, plus phased and stealth launches for SaaS founders.
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A 39-step SaaS launch checklist built from what r/SaaS founders actually do, grouped by four weeks out, one week out, launch day and the week after, with the steps most founders skip.
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ManagedHorizons won Deep Space Run with 1,278 km and TicketsData won Star Hopper with 38,114 points. The August scores, the full board, and both products.
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What r/SideProject and r/SaaS founders report from real indie launches: the post that went viral, how the first users arrived, and what quietly failed.
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Two long r/SaaS threads, one launch strategy: pick a starving crowd, answer old threads, fix onboarding, and treat launch directories as a backlink.
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Eight SaaS launch platforms compared on cost, wait, backlink and the visits each actually sent a new product in its first weeks, plus a solo-founder pick.
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Twelve copy-paste website launch announcement templates for email, X, LinkedIn, Product Hunt and more, each with a filled-in example and a timing plan.
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Reddit founders agree on three moves for early SaaS visibility: directory submissions, community engagement, and launch events. Here is the honest breakdown.
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Where do indie founders actually launch their SaaS? Reddit threads across r/SaaS and r/SideProject agree on a short list. The honest 2026 breakdown.
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A practical 6-week pre-launch checklist for solo and small-team SaaS founders: what to work on each week, from positioning to launch-day execution.
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Reddit threads on r/SaaS and r/SideProject discuss which SaaS launch platforms actually drive results. Here is an honest breakdown plus where SaaS Rocket fits.
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A practical 14-day SaaS launch plan for solo founders, covering positioning, beta feedback, launch assets, launch day, and the crucial week after launch.
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What r/SaaS threads say about launching a SaaS product, honest expectations, and where a launch cinematic like SaaS Rocket fits in your plan.
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The honest story behind a free launch platform with a paper-cutout cinematic, a permanent star in the galaxy, and an auto-listing on directree.io.
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