I’ve ranked some of the most inspiring no-code SAAS examples to serve as a stepping stone for those who want to launch their first SAAS.

Without a doubt, it seems there are never enough IT specialists to work on a product as complex as software. This is why no-code SAAS has exploded in popularity.

Forbes estimates the no-code market size for 2023 to be worth around $10 billion.

Some of the most popular no-code SAAS builders have been used to meet this demand and generate some of the most interesting software of the past few years.

Here are some that are worth your attention.

From small one-man-show tools to large multi-million companies, here are a few key examples of what success looks like at different levels with no-code.

Incomee is a type of SAAS invoicing automation tool for freelancers. It also manages some of the most important aspects of freelancing such as sending client invoices, calculating monthly revenue, or managing project proposals.

As a freelancer myself, I know how important it is to stay focused on the actual work. Managing invoices and making predictions on your next month’s revenue needed a tool like this.

The traffic to Incomme.co has been rapidly growing since 2022. You can only see the tool growing further from here.

Employers use Flexiple to hire top freelancers around the world. The tool prides itself on vetting the best industry, only allowing a small number of professionals onto the platform.

Hiring the right freelancers is time-consuming. Not all developers and designers are up to the job and only receiving the right type of applications can help save time.

Makerpad states that Flexiple made $3 million in revenue within a year. The amount of traffic this app gets confirms it.

Swapstack is an ad platform that bridges email sponsorship deals with sponsorship opportunities in newsletters. If you have an audience, you can make money by accepting the right sponsorship deals. As a sponsor, you can find an audience for your product or service here.

Newsletters are often considered the most rewarding type of marketing. Finding an audience to pitch your product to is invaluable as it takes real effort to build a considerable email list as a new business.

Swapstack was sold as I was documenting this article. This successful no-code SAAS example is now part of Beehiv in a move worth large $$$.

A personal finance tracking tool built on Bubble. It simplifies all customer investments as an all-in-one portfolio type of tool. Some of its practical features include the capacity to filter investments by currency.

Investments are a big topic in the personal finance space. It’s not wonder tools such as Strabo are promising as many experts advise for investment diversification.

Strabo claims it has its first 2,000 customers now. Things may get serious from here. There’s room for some content marketing growth here.

Better Legal is a legal type of no-code SAAS that helps LCC formation and corporation formation by handling filing for you. It operates in all US states.

Built with Bubble, this tool is reported to have saved up to $ 10,000 per month on developers and issues with the front-end.

Setting up a business can be frustrating and time-consuming. Better Legal helps here and its pricing is fair as well.

Yes! It’s already at over $2 million in revenue. A combination of digital marketing plans such as organic search traffic and paid advertising could take it further (a must – given its traffic is now apparently declining).

One of the most important sports governing bodies using no-code SAAS is The International Tennis Federation itself.

Its SAAS tool integration aims to help monitor hundreds of thousands of young players around the world. It monitors their progress and offers local governing bodies access to this data through SAAS integration.

By some estimates, the platform handles 300k+ young players and their metrics. It’s the most important SAAS tool on the list in terms of the number of people it represents.

Data on national rising talent is important for each country under ITF. There’s a tier level for the users who can access the data starting locally and spreading to global ITF officials.

Motordoce is a type of no-code app built for drivers and those who love cars and vehicles.

Through a sticker, each car owner can identify the story of the personal car. Through a scanned sticker, each person passing a certain vehicle can learn more about its history such as any customization it went through.

There’s more than simple vehicle history to this no-code software solution. Users can even track their service history and add any relevant servicing photos as well. This is important to them as well as to any future owners of a vehicle.

By the looks of it, this no-code software can use a better content marketing strategy and a better digital marketing representation.

I was pleased to see another world-class brand embracing no-code SAAS solutions. Steelcase is a leader in office chair research and manufacturing and implementing a Bubble SAAS example to follow.

The proposed SAAS by Thinkso https://tinkso.com/portfolio/steelcase was a tool that helps the company communicate with its customers better. A type of internal workflow tool, the final SAAS prototype was made with Bubble and Hubspot.

From my understanding, this is a type of prototype communication tool about to impact how clients and the company think about the office space under the guidance of the European side of the branch.

Some of the best no-code SAAS ideas are the simplest ones. A tool for visual feedback across various types of media is now available with Bubbles.

A type of remote collaboration tool, Bubbles can be used to give feedback to employees, freelancers, or collaborators. Recording your feedback sounds like time-saving to me, a must in some of the best no-code SAAS.

Organic traffic shows promising for the software but it seems there’s a recent drop in Q3 2023. Some of the organic traffic loss may be attributed to a loss in ranking for ‘no sign-up video call’, albeit keywords such as feedback for writing’ seems to be a major source of traffic instead.

Designed with Bubble, Kidsbook is a smart and simple tool to find activities for children. Based on user input, it shows local activity providers for children. From surf camp to gymnastics, it matches activity seekers with activity services.

Activities are a must for children. Parents understand the importance of activities along with classic school-based learning the most. A tool in this space isn’t new, but it might simply be things for users that are already very busy.

There’s good organic traffic the tool counts on for various activities for children. The tool is promising.

A SAAS tool for home renovation? It sounds like a winner to me. The purpose of this custom tool is to help estimate design and renovation costs. A renovation calculator such as SAAS seems mandatory with increasing building and renovation costs.

Only a homeowner or an investor understands the true cost of renovation projects. 3 mini SAAS tools are offered by Bolster, depending on the scope of the project.

$2.8 million was raised for the tool and the business. Most importantly, it was delivered within weeks.

Closify the SAAS platform for commission-only sales representatives. Apart from its brilliant name, Closify helps outside sales which is, arguably, the lifeblood of a business. Built with Bubble, Zapier, and Stripe, it works similarly to Upwork and Fiverr as paying clients post jobs and receive applications from sales representatives.

New companies may struggle to understand their place in the market. Sales representatives may be expensive to hire and this is where the app can prove useful. Closify also screens each candidate which further improves the trust in the platform.

Organic traffic is slowly growing for Closify. Other sources of traffic are also believed to be important here, mainly through newsletters and social media interaction.

Scribly is a tool built for content marketing strategies and content marketing creation. It also manages clients through the platform, simplifying the process of ordering and planning content for a business.

Managing content can be complicated and sometimes a bit too much even for those running a SAAS company or a successful blog. Scribly was launched based on Webflow, Airtable, and Google Docs, no-code tools that simplify ordering and managing content.

100%! It was already sold after attracting a lot of attention once it reached $30,000 per month in revenue.

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