Looking for a partner to grow my micro-SaaS
Hey IndieHackers,
I recently launched Sheets.co, a minimalistic URL shortener SaaS built exclusively for Google Sheets. It allows users to shorten links directly from their spreadsheets, create custom slugs, and reserve a username.
I’m looking for a growth-focused partner who’s passionate about micro-SaaS, spreadsheets, and marketing to help scale this. If you love the intersection of simple, useful tools and creative marketing strategies, we might be a great fit!
Why Sheets.co?
✅ Niche & Differentiated – Unlike generic URL shorteners, this is built for spreadsheet power users.
✅ Monetized & Growing – Paid plans are live, and there’s room to scale.
✅ Low Maintenance – Simple, serverless, and built to run efficiently.
✅ Bootstrapped & Profitable – No VC pressure, just a fun & sustainable micro-SaaS.
Who I’m Looking For
- Growth & Marketing Focused – Someone who loves testing acquisition channels, content marketing, and partnerships.
- Spreadsheets Enthusiast – If you geek out over Google Sheets, even better!
- No-Code/Automation Lover – Experience with Zapier, App Script, or automation tools is a bonus.
- Micro-SaaS Mindset – Small, lean, and focused on sustainable revenue.
How We Can Work Together
I'm open to different partnership models, whether it’s equity-based, revenue-sharing, or something else that makes sense. Ideally, you’d take the lead on growth, while I continue handling product & tech.
If this sounds interesting, let’s chat! Drop a comment or DM me.
Did you launch on Product Hunt?
Yes, I did :)
Here — https://www.producthunt.com/posts/sheets-co
That looks great! I really like the clean design of the website and the simple, no-frills approach. I’m also on Product Hunt, this is my launch: Graphify. If you ever plan a relaunch, let me know! I’d be happy to help as a Hunter or just support in any way I can.
What is the practical purpose of this?
Google Sheets URLs are long, look nasty, aren't memorable and hard to keep track of. Since I work on spreadsheets (A LOT) and share them quite often — both privately (on emails) and publicly (on social media / speaking events), figured I'll create something easy to remember and specific to what I want to share. Turned out A VERY FEW in the world might get some use out of it too so here goes :)
@dwi Hey! I specialize in marketing and client outreach for indie products. Would love to connect and chat about teaming up-let’s see if we’re a good fit! https://tractionmate.com/
People don't share sheets using links; they share by adding people directly from the sheets screen with the big blue button on the top right. Let's say the share-by-link feature starts rising in popularity. Google tracks this. Let's say the feature adoption grows, and they build the shortener URL in two days. Your business is gone.
I don't want to be negative. Still, if someone wants to use a link shortener right now for Google Sheets, they can use the other 100 existing tools.
Are google sheets users unable to use a generic URL shortener like TinyURL for example? I'm trying to understand the benefit this provides in the google sheets niche. Thanks for sharing!