kept noticing the same problem in SaaS founder posts

I have been spending a lot of time reading saas founder discussions lately .

And one things keeps coming up .

Someone has built the product .

The product works .

They have some users .

But then they get stuck on .

How do I actually get this in front of the right people ?

I used to think the ans. was simply do more marketing .

The more founder I talk to , the less I think that's useful advice .

Sometimes the problem is the channel

Sometimes the positioning is too. Broad.

Sometimes the founder is talking to the wrong audience .

And sometimes there are obvious distribution opportunities sitting. there that nobody has looked at from the outside

So I am trying a small experiment.

I am doing $10 SaaS Growth Opportunity Audits for a few founders.

Not a growth strategy deck.

Not 10 hacks to get 10k users.

And I am definitely not promising to fix anyone growth.

I will simply look at your SaaS from the outside and give you:

1 biggest growth/distribution problem I notice

3 specific opportunities I think are worth exploring

3 quick actions you could test immediately

5 relevant creators I’d consider testing, with the reason for each

1 suggested creator/influencer experiment

A short 2–3 page written report

The idea is pretty simple:

You already know your product better than I ever will. I can give you a fresh pair of eyes on how you're getting it in front of people.

I am keeping it at $10 because I am more interested in seeing whether these audits are actually useful than pretending I have some magical growth formula.

If u are a SaaS founder who has launched but feels like distribution/growth is the part you’re struggling to figure out, I would genuinely be interested in looking at one.

And if u have already figured out your distribution, I would actually love to hear what worked for you, because thats part of what I am trying to learn too.

If u are already launched and distribution is the part u are stuck on, tell me what u are building and what you’ve tried so far. I am curious what the pattern looks like across different SaaS products.