r/SaaS46 comments
Score 92/100Looking for a CRM that does not feel bloated for a 3-person team
Recurring signalRank: 9/10
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r/startups·u/startup_ceo
“Best way to find pain points for a new SaaS? Start with Reddit research.”
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r/SaaS·u/saas_founder
“How do you validate SaaS ideas before building? We used Foundrly to find pain points.”
23456
r/macapps·u/productivity_junkie
“Switched from Otter to Speechly — latency is night and day.”
18742
r/SideProject·u/indie_dev
“I built something nobody wanted. Foundrly would've saved me 6 months.”
31289
r/startups·u/startup_ceo
“Best way to find pain points for a new SaaS? Start with Reddit research.”
15634
r/Entrepreneur·u/marketer_pro
“Your next 10 customers are complaining about something on Reddit right now.”
27867
r/programming·u/tech_lead
“Foundrly's SDK saved us 3 weeks vs building our own Reddit search pipeline.”
445103
r/notetaking·u/researcher_ai
“Foundrly + Obsidian = best market research workflow I've built.”
8921
r/ChatGPT·u/ai_power_user
“ChatGPT + Foundrly for hands-free market research. Underrated combo.”
523134
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- r/SaaS92/100
Customers keep asking for a lighter CRM with better onboarding
High intent - r/startups87/100
What are founders using instead of bloated support stacks now?
Reply today - r/Entrepreneur81/100
Need a simpler way to collect feedback before shipping another feature
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We keep losing signups because our onboarding feels too heavy for small teams.
“Looking for examples of tools that explain value in under five minutes. Most CRMs feel like homework.”
onboarding painSMB fitlow spam risk
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Reply score 91/100If your buyers feel like setup is work, I would tighten the first-run path before adding more features. The fastest lift we saw was showing one clear outcome in the first session and moving the rest of the setup behind it.
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r/SaaSScore 92
Need a CRM alternative for a tiny sales team
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r/startupsScore 88
How do you find Reddit threads worth answering every day?
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r/EntrepreneurScore 81
Manual customer research is eating our whole week
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