Does my RaaS-MVP have a chance for a small-profitable business model?

Hello Indie Hackers!

This is my first side-project, so I apologize in advance if any questions don't seem meaningful.

My Project (Research as a Service-MVP)

A huge collected list of discussions, questions, reciept ... to different diets like vegan, keto, paleo... for food bloggers.

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My Project (background, insights and next steps)

My hypothesis: Bloggers/content creators are constantly looking for fresh ideas for the next (valuable) blog - better rating SEO...
The problem: Finding hot topics can be very time consuming.

For the MVP, I took the topic of diets.

An inspirational source for such content is Reddit. But the problem with this is that it takes a lot of time to keep checking all the relevant subreddits and find the yellow of the egg. In addition, subscriptions and notifications are not exactly the best solution.

It would be nice if you got the hottest topics (e.g. monthly) prepared in a spreadsheet, where you can then simply group them by question and filter out those with the most comments. This saves a lot of time and gives you direct insight into the wishes, needs and problems of customers.

I have developed a relatively complex but user friendly "Excel tool" - as an MVP. With this I can collect any data from Reddit. I also researched the related topics to find a common denominator for the target group.

In the long term, an automated SaaS solution with automatic recognition of the related topics would be considered, or alternatively the sale of the Excel add-in.

Questions about the MVP

• Is the landing page appealing?
• Is the price set fair?
• Where is the best place to promote outside of Reddit to reach the target group?

Further questions

• How do you like the idea?
• Does this approach have a realistic chance (and if not, why)?
• What would you do differently/better?

Thanks for any feedback.