I've been making a lot of updates to my side project https://www.queuey.dev
Queuey is a waitlist management platform. It allows you to easily create a waitlist before your product launch or new feature release. Users can bump themselves up the queue by sharing their referral links.
A few updates that have recently been released:
Integrate queuey in a few simple steps by copying a code snippet onto your website for a low-code solution.
It's as simple as :
<form id="queueyForm" data-queuey-project-id=${id}>
<input required="true" id="queueyEmailInput" name="email" type="email" placeholder="john.smith@gmail.com">
<button type="submit">Join Waitlist</button>
</form>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/queuey-form-sdk@1.1.0/lib/index.js"></script>
I have decided to add a free plan that allows people to get acquainted with the platform.
Do you search for a product like queuey when building something new? If not, what do you look for?
Nice idea!
How are you planning to market this / acquire users? Have you checked the competitiveness for the relevant keywords?
I guess it will be a little bit difficult to reach out to companies that haven't launched yet to incorporate your SaaS since they... haven't launched yet.
Hey Nabati, thanks!
This year I'm starting to collate as much info as I can on any competitors in this waitlist market.
The beauty of a waitlist is that it can be used for new and existing products - Robinhood in the UK had over 300,000 users on their waitlist for people to get their hands on the UK app. (Although it got pulled 😅)
At the moment I am focussing on cold email outreach to other founders here on Indiehackers and in the bootstrapping community.
I plan on seeing what works in terms of advertising, maybe Reddit, and startup listings websites for new and upcoming products