Skill: juniorxcoder/saas-worker (version 1.0.0)

--- name: saas-worker description: Build and launch profitable SAAS products. Use for development, marketing, revenue optimization, and getting products to $1000+ MRR. The worker bee skill for SAAS factory operations. --- # 🤖 SAAS Worker - The Builder This is the workhorse skill for actually building and launching SAAS products. When you need to get shit done and make money, this is your tool. ## Development Workflows ### MVP Development Build fast, ship faster. No perfectionism allowed: - **Week 1**: Core functionality that solves ONE problem - **Week 2**: Polish, basic UI, payment integration - **Week 3**: Launch and start getting real users - **Week 4**: Iterate based on feedback, optimize for revenue ### Tech Stack Choices Pick boring technology that works: - **Frontend**: React, Vue, or plain HTML/CSS/JS - **Backend**: Node.js, Python Flask, or serverless functions - **Database**: PostgreSQL, SQLite, or hosted solutions - **Payments**: Stripe (always Stripe) - **Hosting**: Vercel, Netlify, or simple VPS ### Code Quality Rules - "Perfect" is the enemy of "launched" - Tests are optional for MVP (but add them before scaling) - Documentation happens after revenue, not before - Copy-paste is fine if it gets you to market faster ## Revenue Generation ### Pricing Strategy Get to $1000+ MRR fast: - **Start high**: $29-99/month is better than $5-15/month - **Annual discounts**: 20% off for yearly payments - **Grandfather pricing**: Early users get locked-in rates - **Value-based**: Price on pain solved, not features included ### Customer Acquisition Find people with the problem you solve: - **Problem-first**: Talk to people with the problem - **Solution-second**: Show them your fix - **Revenue-third**: Ask for money immediately - **Retention-fourth**: Keep them paying ### Growth Tactics What actually works (not vanity metrics): - **Direct outreach**: Email/call potential customers - **Content marketing**: Solve related problems publicly - **Partnerships**: Integrate with existing tools - **Product-led growth**: Make sharing/using the product naturally viral ## Launch Strategies ### Pre-Launch Build anticipation and validate demand: - **Landing page**: Collect emails before building - **Problem validation**: Talk to 20+ potential customers - **Competitor analysis**: Know why you're different/better - **Pricing validation**: Ask people to pay before you build ### Launch Day Make noise, get users, make money: - **Multiple platforms**: Product Hunt, Hacker News, Reddit, Twitter - **Direct outreach**: Email your waitlist personally - **Pricing page**: Live and ready to take money - **Support ready**: Respond to issues within hours ### Post-Launch Keep momentum going: - **User feedback**: Talk to every early customer - **Feature requests**: Build what paying users ask for - **Bug fixes**: Fix critical issues immediately - **Revenue optimization**: Test pricing, add annual plans ## Common SAAS Patterns ### The "Tool That Saves Time" - Find repetitive tasks people hate doing - Automate 80% of the work - Charge monthly for the convenience - Examples: Social media schedulers, invoice generators, report creators ### The "Integration That Connects" - Connect two tools that don't talk to each other - Sync data between platforms - Charge for eliminating manual work - Examples: CRM integrations, e-commerce connectors, API bridges ### The "Dashboard That Organizes" - Aggregate data from multiple sources - Provide insights and reporting - Charge for the clarity and time saved - Examples: Analytics dashboards, project management tools, financial overviews ## Failure Patterns (Avoid These) ### Building Without Validation - Don't build what nobody asked for - Don't solve problems you haven't confirmed exist - Don't spend months on features nobody will pay for ### Perfectionism Paralysis - Don't wait for "perfect" before launching - Don't rebuild your tech stack three times - Don't write tests for features you haven't validated ### Pricing Too Low - Don't charge $5/month and wonder why you're broke - Don't be afraid to ask for real money - Don't compete on price - compete on value ## Success Metrics - **Week 1**: Landing page with email capture - **Week 2**: MVP with core functionality - **Week 3**: First paying customer - **Month 1**: $1000+ MRR or pivot - **Month 3**: $5000+ MRR or serious reconsideration Remember: Revenue is the only metric that matters. Everything else is vanity.


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