I hit the “no distribution” wall building my SaaS… so I’m building something to fix it

I’ve been building a SaaS called SoloBoss for freelancers. The product worked. People who used it liked it. But I kept running into the same problem every founder talks about quietly, no consistent distribution. I tried everything. Posting on X, Launching on Product Hunt, Reddit (got banned) Paid ads (burned money) Each one gave a spike then nothing, back to zero. Most of us aren’t failing at product, we’re failing at getting in front of people consistently. So I started looking at what actually compounds. Not social, not ads, search SEO for a small SaaS is brutal It takes months, requires content nonstop and you’re competing with high-authority domains. So I started building something for myself. A platform where you submit your SaaS once, and it generates pages like “[Your tool] vs competitors” “Best alternatives to [competitor]” “Top tools in [category]” The idea is simple, instead of trying to “create content,” you just show up where buyers are already searching. The twist is all of these pages live on one domain (think Zapier). Instead of every founder starting from zero, the authority compounds across everyone. Still early (pre-launch), but I’m curious, would you trust a platform like this to drive your SEO instead of building it yourself? Or is “owning your own domain” too important? Would genuinely appreciate feedback especially from anyone who’s struggled with SaaS distribution.