... almost anyone can build a SaaS product. A Redditsummarizer, a LinkedIn job search tool, or many similar apps are no longer hard to create. Building is not the hard part anymore. The hard part is getting real monthly recurring revenue. Many AI SaaS products never reach strong MRR. Many B2B products built with AI get accepted on AppSumo, and that gives founders a good early boost. Still, most of these products stay side projects instead of becoming large businesses ... ... differently. I will start with marketing. I will find users, test demand, and learn how to sell the product. Then I will write the code. My view is simple. Being the first mover does not guarantee success. A later

... shipped a bigger RedditSummarizer update since the last PH post. The biggest change is the AI model lineup. I removed older/deprecated models, replaced failing ones, and split the current models more clearly by tier. Free now gets: Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite GPT-5.4 Nano (Remember! no sign-up required . Just install extension and use it right away) Pro gets: Kimi K2.6 Grok 4.3 Claude Haiku 4.5 GPT-5.4 Mini Gemini 3.1 Pro Max gets: GPT-5.5 Claude Opus ... ... jokes, side quests, repeated opinions, deleted comments, and sometimes one useful answer buried deep in the thread. The model quality makes a real difference when the job is not just

... Popup I also did more "invisible" improvements that user doesn't notice normally. Also moved to new domain https://reddit-summarizer.com that I just bought since MVP was using just a subdomain. Back then I didn't know if RedditSummarizer will be successful but ending #3 on Product Hunt, without any launch preparation from my side, proves it's a good product. And I added landing page... Yup, I didn't have one. If you have any more useful feature ...