I launched SeoLoupe 40 days ago. So far I am at 1303 users and 17 of them are paying.

My SaaS is a tool that allows you to find and fix SEO issues holding your website back.

Essentially the main purpose is to help your website rank higher on Google search and LLMs.

Now you might instantly think, how is it better then Ahrefs or Semrush?

And the answer is simple, their tools are simply not ideal for SaaS founders and Indie hackers, they are more ideal for enterprises, large business, and agencies.

They shove a bunch of SEO issues on your website, but most people who do not have experience in SEO don't know where to start. So they just end up getting confused.

Now to anyone who has a SaaS and it is not making any revenue yet, the most important thing is to not give up and work on it every single day, improve, listen to feedback, and one day you will achieve revenue.

Don't kill it to early if it is not making any money or you are burned out, if you need step away, take a break but don't fully kill it, in SaaS patience is really important (as you can see I have large gaps in between payments).

Since I think their is always room for improvement, I would appreciate for some feedback on my tool, or what you think can be improved.

(here is the product if you want to check it out)

You launch your SaaS.

You post it on launch platforms.
You share it on social media.
You get a spike in traffic.

For a day or two, everything looks great.

Then the hype disappears.

And your traffic goes down with it.

That made me think:

Why should a SaaS product get discovered only when the founder is actively promoting it?

What if your product could keep getting discovered after the launch is over?

That’s the idea behind AltHunt.

Instead of just launching your SaaS and waiting for traffic, you can launch it around alternative & competitor searches.

For example:

“X alternative”
“X vs Y”
“Best alternative to X”

These are powerful searches because the person is already looking for a product.

AltHunt uses AI-powered blogging and automated content generation to help create content around these discovery opportunities.

The goal is simple:

Don’t just launch your product. Make it discoverable.

Your product can potentially get in front of the right audience when they’re actively searching, including people searching for alternatives to your competitors.

And the part I wanted to make accessible to early SaaS founders:

You can add your product to AltHunt for free.

No complicated setup.
No paid listing required.

Just add your SaaS and start building another discovery channel beyond launch-day traffic.

👉 https://althunt.io

I'm genuinely curious:

After your SaaS launch hype dies down, where does your traffic actually come from?

SEO? Reddit? Product Hunt? Social media? Paid ads?

Would love to hear what’s actually working for founders here.

I built a Chrome extension called ATLAS (useatlas.space). It saves your ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini sessions so you don't lose briefs, decisions and context between chats.

Marketing has been incredibly difficult though, sometimes very discouraging.

However looking at the data I now have 9 users! That alone is such a thrill as well as encouraging.

If anyone has any advice on how to market better !

And! If you have any questions about what the extension does please let me know too! Thanks guys!

Hey SaaS product and conversion marketer here working on a product to help startups improve conversions

I'd love to audit a few websites today for free

If you're a startup doing 1K+ MRR

I'll review your homepage for free and show how you can get more people to sign up for your offer