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5 SaaS products built by non-tech founders with NoCode

Hello,
Every week I share in my newsletter NoCode Exits how non-technical persons started and grown profitable or acquired projects made without code.

Here are 5 SaaS businesses made with No-Code:

Yep

⚡What
Launch a landing page and start collecting signups in less time than it takes to design a pointless logo.

🧰 NoCode Stack
Bubble

💸 Revenue
$600 MRR

Read the full interview here

Excel Formula Bot

⚡What
Transform your text instructions into Excel formulas in seconds with the help of AI for free.

🧰 NoCode Stack
Bubble

💸 Revenue
$3.3K MRR

Read the full interview here

Swapstack

⚡What
Drive growth with newsletter sponsorships at scale.

🧰 NoCode Stack
Bubble

💸 Revenue
$7K MRR (last number I could find)

Interview coming soon

Harold The Habit Tracker

⚡What
A habit tracker you can actually stick with

🧰 NoCode Stack
Twilio

💸 Revenue
$100 MRR

Interview coming soon

Drotion

⚡What
Build Landing Pages With Notion in 10 Minutes

🧰 NoCode Stack
Notion

💸 Revenue
$3100 ARR (and it got acquired)

Read the full interview here

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Micro SaaS
on January 27, 2023
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    As an engineer, my immediate reaction is to build something myself. I’m starting to realize how unsustainable that is working on solo projects. Love to see a short list of no-code products that have proven success.

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    The idea & How to market it. That's the most important part. Lots of coders out there to code.

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      Yep, probably the most challenging part.

  3. 1

    For Harold the Habit Tracker, what other no code platforms were used? Twilio API could be utilized but what about the app’s UI?

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      Landing page is made with Unicorn Platform.
      And she also used Airtable and Autocode (lowcode too).
      Full interview dropping soon :)

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      Curious to see how it will evolve in the coming years (and go mainstream?)

  4. 1

    Thanks for sharing this...

    It's amazing to see how these non-technical founders were able to use no-code tools to build successful SaaS products. It just goes to show that with a bit of creativity and determination, anyone can learn to build software, regardless of their background.

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      It's an amazing feeling as non-techie.

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    Thank you for sharing these inspiring interviews in your newsletter. It's incredibly valuable to read about the experiences of non-technical individuals who have successfully started and grown profitable SaaS businesses using No-Code tools. As someone who is currently learning Webflow to build my first SaaS, I can relate to the challenges that come with using new software. But reading about the successes of others serves as a great reminder to keep pushing through and not give up on my own journey. Thank you again for providing this valuable resource!

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      You got this Rodriguez!

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