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SaaS is finished. The model is dying.
Not because products are bad. Because the economics just evaporated.
SaaS sold you a bargain: "Don't waste six months and 500k€ building this. Pay us 10k€/year."
AI-powered development torched that. What took a team six months now takes one engineer days.
Your CRM? Your document-signing solution? Thousands annually for their rigid systems. A custom AI nocode solution? 250€ a month, built your way.
The SaaS industry exists because custom software was too expensive.
This truth is changing fast.
The question isn't which SaaS vendor anymore. It's whether you need one at all. Your moment of choice.
What are you building next?
PS: I help businesses grow. Turning their spreadsheets and operations into AI automation and custom applications. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss a project.
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I just added up my Lovable spend.
$5,600+ invested in learning how to build AI-powered systems properly.
That investment has translated into real client work:
• Production websites
• Integrated backend systems
• Stripe subscriptions & checkouts
• AI video, voice & transcription workflows
• A live iOS app in the App Store
Most AI projects don’t fail because of the AI.
They fail because the architecture underneath it isn’t solid.
I specialize in building integrated platforms — not experiments.
If that’s what you need, let’s talk.
This is the kind of post I love seeing.
So many people talk about AI like it’s magic, but the real work is the structure underneath. Tools don’t fail, weak foundations do.
Respect for putting real money and time into learning it properly and turning it into actual client work, not just experiments. Well-done, Mathias.
I just built a Tattoo Studio Management SaaS using Bubble completely no code.
InkStudioOS helps tattoo studios manage clients, track appointments, monitor revenue, and organize payments all in one clean, dark-themed dashboard.
It’s a fully working MVP. No APIs. No complex stack. Just focused system design and execution.
Excited to share this for the Bubble Challenge 🚀 Live prototype: https://mmjdsgn-73516.bubbleapps.io/version-test
#Bubble #NoCode #SaaS #ContraChallenge #BuildInPublic
Amazing!
Here's my submission for #ProfitWithBubble! 🚀
I built PlagiarismRemover.AI, a SaaS that transforms text to bypass plagiarism and AI detection. False detections are a real problem. This fixes it.
▸ 3 transformation modes (Low, Mid, Max)
▸ 16 languages supported
▸ Clean, simple UX
▸ Native auth, dashboards, subscription management
▸ Multiple payment integrations
▸ Competing in a real market against funded tools
▸ Free tier with limited transforms
▸ Paid plans starting at $4/month
This isn't a prototype. It's live. It has users. It processes payments.
Proof that you don't need a dev team or custom code to compete in a real SaaS market.
That's the whole point, isn't it?
🏷️ @bubble #ProfitWithBubble
This is good stuff mate. Most interesting feature to me is the formatting preservation.
Kudos for being able to build this one Bubble.
How long did it take you to make this?
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