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How to Find Micro SaaS Ideas That Solve Real Problems?

I'm looking to build a niche micro SaaS that solves a real, painful problem, but I'm currently stuck on choosing the right niche and figuring out how to identify these pain points.

Here’s what I’m aiming for:

Target customer: Individuals or solo professionals who have both the budget and decision-making power to buy without requiring sales calls or navigating bureaucracy.

Sales model: Ideally self-serve, with clear value that drives impulse or quick buying decisions.

Problem-first approach: I’m not looking to build something just for the sake of it. I want to solve a real, validated pain.

For those of you who’ve successfully found your micro SaaS niche, how did you discover the problem worth solving? What methods or channels do you use to uncover pain points. Reddit, niche forums, interviews, freelancing, etc.?

Any advice or resources would be hugely appreciated.

on July 9, 2025
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