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Created a SaaS now I need to sell it - wanna join as a marketing/sales guy?

https://invoicewise.io

I built https://invoicewise.io after getting tired of sending 30+ similar invoices every month.
Now: generate all invoices in one click, send them in another.
Looking for a marketing/growth partner. I handle product, you bring users.

Revenue share. Interested? DM me.

submitted this linkon April 24, 2026
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    I specialize in b2b distribution but I'd need more clarity on exaclty who is your ICP? Who would benefit most from this tool? What separates this from the rest of the market?

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    Hey! This is exactly the kind of problem I love solving. I've built AI-powered outbound workflows that automate lead generation and outreach end-to-end — HubSpot, Zapier, the whole stack.
    I don't want a salary. I want to grow this with you on a revenue share basis.
    Quick question before we chat: what's your current MRR and where are most of your users coming from right now?

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    The product sounds useful, but the positioning feels too thin right now.

    “Generate invoices in one click” is clear, but it also sounds very similar to a lot of small invoicing tools.

    If you’re looking for someone to bring users, the first thing I’d tighten is the angle: who is this specifically for, and what pain does it remove better than existing invoice tools?

    Also, Invoicewise is clear, but it feels more functional than memorable.

    For a simple SaaS like this, naming and positioning have to do more of the selling before any growth partner can.

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    This is exactly the stage I like working in , product built but no consistent pipeline yet.

    Rather than a general marketing role, I focus purely on getting founders in front of the right buyers.

    I work on a per qualified meeting basis , meaning you only pay for demos booked with your exact ICP (not tied to whether they close, but they’re the right fit).

    Happy to share how I’d approach getting your first 10 to 20 of these if useful . Send me a DM

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    LTHacker, building a "two-click" solution for high-volume billing is the ultimate move to kill administrative bloat. By focusing strictly on the friction of repetitive invoicing, you’ve created a high-utility engine that practically sells itself to anyone tired of the manual end-of-month grind.
    I’m currently running Tokyo Lore, a project that highlights high-utility logic and validation-focused tools like InvoiceWise. Since you’re building the definitive platform for frictionless billing, entering your project could be the perfect way to turn your search for a growth partner into a winning case study while your odds are at their absolute peak.