I'm building ClaritySMB because I experienced the power of business coaching firsthand. Having a coach completely changed how I approached my business, but at $1,000+ per month, it's just not realistic for most solo entrepreneurs.

Most business tools are built for teams. Most coaches cost $1,000+ per month. And most advice is generic fluff that doesn't actually help you decide what to work on this week.

Here's what I'm building instead:

A business coaching platform that gives solo founders the clarity and structure they need to actually execute, not just brainstorm.

Hey PH community!

Building a lower-ticket B2B SaaS (about $30-40/month range) and planning my Product Hunt launch strategy. Want to make sure I have a solid post-launch marketing plan ready to capitalize on any momentum.

For those who don't know:

Instead of New Year's resolutions, I set goals at the beginning of each quarter to accomplish in the next 90 days and evaluate them at the end.

Hi PH community,

My team and I just launched Byterover a self-improving memory layer for coding agents on AI IDEs like Cursor, Windsurf, and more.

We ve been sitting at #1 for the past 18 hours since launch. Super grateful but I also think we could ve done a lot better with better prep.

Ever started a blog, YouTube channel, or newsletter and then life got in the way?

Or maybe you ve always wanted to skip the "from scratch" struggle and just buy a small business that s already running?

That s exactly why we built MiniMergers a simple platform to buy and sell side hustles & small online businesses.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I'm the founder of ClaritySMB, an AI-powered business coach built specifically for small business owners with fewer than 10 employees.

I'm currently a team of 1, and some days it can be hard (and lonely) to just keep grinding. Curious to hear from other solo builders here how you stay motivated and consistent over the long run?

Things helping me a lot right now:

• Private community to share progress

• Lots of small releases

• Reaching out to current users to get more feedback and direct work

• Reminding myself that it sometimes just takes time

We ran early access promotions before building to validate real interest and willingness to pay it worked well for us. Would love to hear how others approached this pre-sales, landing pages, communities?

When I was studying economics, we always said that we base the price on these basic things:

cost level

competition

prominence of the industry/product

For I've been dealing with this problem - How do you guys manage to handle all the posts, links, content and research on the trends? Don't you all feel a bit too cluttered managing it all on bookmarks, notion or even inside the saved features of the apps themselves?

I've made many mistakes in my 20-year entrepreneurial journey. During COVID times, I built several amazing (yep, truly amazing) products.

I often met people with the mindset:

"I'll work hard until I'm 30, and then I'll enjoy the fruits of my labour."

Many people wanted to get into the Forbes 30 Under 30.

For those of you who ve been following along first off, thank you. I ve been building Probado, a platform that helps early-stage founders get structured, paid feedback on their MVPs from vetted testers. It s affordable, customizable, and enhanced with AI that helps summarize insights and recommend improvements.

We ve got now 100+ vetted testers onboarded, and the MVP is just about done.

But now I m facing the part that honestly feels the hardest so far: marketing.

Launched our "MVP" with 15 features because "users might need them."
Result? Nobody used ANY of them properly.

Turns out, MVP doesn't mean "slightly worse version of your dream product."

It means: What's the SMALLEST thing that proves people will pay for this?

Most "MVPs" I see:

Building Probado Customizable MVP feedback powered by vetted testers & AI (free tests for early users!)

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Hey Product Hunt!

I m Baltazar, a rising freshman at Babson College, and I ve been working on Probado a feedback marketplace designed for early-stage founders who want to test smarter, build faster, and waste less time guessing.