I built a SaaS to manage my own rental apartments, now launching it publicly

Wonderful

The "everything is built for enterprise" problem is so real. I've seen it in other niches too. You go looking for a simple tool and every option has 47 pricing tiers and features you'll never touch.

One thing I'd think about early: how are you planning to reach landlords with 3-5 units? They don't usually hang out in SaaS communities. Local Facebook groups, landlord forums, maybe even physical bulletin boards at notary offices or real estate agencies in Zadar could work better than typical indie marketing channels. The Croatian-first approach is smart because you understand those landlords personally, but distribution for this kind of product is tricky since your users probably aren't searching for "rental management software" - they don't even know that's a category.

The flat pricing is a good call. Simplicity sells when your target audience isn't technical.

building something to solve your own problem first then launching it publicly is the cleanest validation path. you already know the pain points are real because you lived them. the flat pricing with no per-property fees is smart too - removes the mental tax of wondering if adding another unit will cost you more. good luck with the croatian market first approach, local context is underrated

Very nice idea inspiring for me to use my app for myself also would have never thought of this. The pricing and concept of this is marvelous. Managing multiple properties can be a handful. I will be suggesting. Good luck on your journey!

The flat €14.99 with no tiers is a bold but smart call. Small landlords are allergic to "per property" pricing — it feels like punishment for growing. One price, everything included removes the mental math entirely. That alone might be your best conversion argument.

This is really solid — especially the focus on keeping it simple instead of overbuilding.

I’m in a similar phase right now trying to validate an idea before committing to building, and it’s surprisingly hard to figure out what people will actually use vs what just sounds good.

Curious, did you talk to landlords before building, or mostly validate after putting something in front of them?

Neat website, just to the point. I loved the logo. One thought that struck me was, you can probably call out your target segment more explicitly, it's small landlords and not every single landlord. Probably worded in a different way so that it resonates the moment someone comes to your website.

You've any strategies for GTM? Maybe you should try posting in places where landlords hang out, maybe appropriate subreddits, or newsletters catering to real estate owners, or paid ads in real estate websites ?

Otherwise, it's a good one and I hope you find paying customers very soon.

The line that matters: "I wanted something I'd pay for myself." That's not a pricing strategy, that's integrity. Most SaaS pricing is designed to extract maximum value from the customer. Yours is designed to reflect what the thing is actually worth to someone like you. That's rare.

This is a really clean idea — I like how focused it is on small landlords instead of trying to serve everyone.

The simplicity stands out. One price, no tiers, and no per-property limits makes the decision easy. Also the billing + utility tracking combo feels like the real core value — that’s where spreadsheets usually break.

One thing I’m curious about: how are you handling edge cases like partial payments, shared utilities between tenants, or late fees across different lease terms? Those tend to get messy fast in real usage.

I’ve worked on backend systems and SaaS workflows, and this feels like a solid foundation with a clear audience. If you want, I’d be happy to test it and share more detailed feedback on flows or edge cases.

You can reach me here: kevin.chisumdev@gmail.com

Great idea and really easy to use!

This is exactly the kind of focused tool that can work well. Now it’s about how clearly you present it. A quick, clean walkthrough showing the real workflow could make landlords immediately “get it.I help create those kinds of product demos that improve conversions, so if you want to scale this, I’d be glad to help.

That sounds a nice idea! It's only for peoples who manage appartment in direct ? what about if you manage appartment via Booking or Airbnb? You can plug and play?

Launching Domanage for small landlords is a smart idea because many property owners with just a few apartments don’t need complex enterprise tools—simple features like rent tracking, utility billing, and automated reminders can save a lot of time and prevent payment mistakes.

Your flat pricing and focus on real landlord problems make it practical for markets like Zadar and the wider European Union, and early feedback from small property owners will be key to refining the platform and gaining your first loyal customers.