I built The SaaS Wall — permanent pixel ads from $1, but the real goal is a SaaS community
I've spent enough time in indie hacker spaces to notice a pattern: the hardest part for most micro-SaaS founders isn't building — it's getting anyone to notice you exist.
Product Hunt gives you one day. Twitter gives you one post. Then you're gone.
So I built The SaaS Wall.
Yes, it's inspired by the Million Dollar Homepage. But that's just the hook.
How it works:
Buy pixel blocks on a shared wall, draw your SaaS logo with the built-in pixel editor, link your product. Your spot is permanent — it's yours forever. Price starts at $1 and goes up as the wall fills, so early buyers get the cheapest and most visible spots.
Why it's different from MDHP:
The 2005 original was a novelty. A static image that slowly became irrelevant. This is a living wall — infinite, growing, with a pixel art editor built in so every spot is unique. And it's built for SaaS builders specifically, not random advertisers.
Where I want to take it:
The pixel wall is just the entry point. The real goal is a community where SaaS founders help each other grow. Coming soon: launch feed, Q&A with bounties, co-founder matching (hustlers + hackers), and more.
I've been building this alongside my accounting firm and my SaaS Blueprint side project. Accountant by day, indie hacker by night — and I know firsthand that distribution is the problem, not the product.
Would love honest feedback. And if you want to claim an early spot while it's still $1 👇
