30 stories tagged saas, newest first.
113 points by skadamat | 73 comments
Blog post by a data platform engineer describing how his team replaced much Looker usage with an internal service hosting Claude-generated HTML dashboards backed by Snowflake.
39 points by stanislavb | 12 comments
Hacker News discussion post noting SaaSHub's product graveyard data shows median software product lifespan dropping from about 4 years to 1.5 years in 2026.
4 points by tokozedginidze | 2 comments
A promotional landing page by AppFlowy declaring SaaS dead, showing a grim reaper over gravestones of Notion, Adobe, Slack, and Figma, and promoting open-source alternatives.
51 points by dhruv_ahuja | 10 comments
OpenTelemetry blog post on designing self-hosted and SaaS products to export logs, traces, and metrics natively via OTel to any observability backend.
117 points by iacguy | 85 comments
Substack essay by Shrivu Shankar arguing that every SaaS business will become a harness wrapping AI models with tooling and state.
340 points by mooreds | 347 comments
An opinion article from The State of Brand arguing that AI labs are losing money on enterprise subscriptions on purpose, making those subscriptions a future cost risk for companies.
792 points by tradertef | 453 comments
Steve Hanov's blog post describing how he runs several $10K MRR bootstrapped software companies on a $20/month tech stack without funding.
367 points by vecti | 167 comments
Landing page for Vecti, a collaborative UI/UX design tool built by a solo developer, offering grid snapping, shared asset libraries, and a free tier.
462 points by namanyayg | 688 comments
Blog post by Namanyay Goel arguing that agentic AI is threatening the B2B SaaS business model, based on conversations with SF founders.
615 points by s_dev | 348 comments
European Alternatives is a directory site helping users find European alternatives to digital services and products such as cloud services and SaaS.
343 points by jnord | 343 comments
Martin Alderson blog post arguing that AI coding agents are reducing demand for SaaS products as companies can cheaply build their own software.
443 points by taubek | 520 comments
Office 365 for IT Pros blog post by Tony Redmond reporting Microsoft's price increases for Office 365 and Microsoft 365 licenses.
425 points by helloguillecl | 205 comments
Postman's official status page reporting an incident where users may encounter issues accessing or using the service.
367 points by hunglee2 | 92 comments
Substack essay by Matt Brown arguing that a startup's core data model and abstractions determine whether new features compound into a competitive moat.
896 points by jonkuipers | 243 comments
ProjectionLab blog post by Kyle Nolan on bootstrapping a personal finance planning side project to $1M ARR in four years without outside funding.
463 points by amanchanda | 285 comments
Ask HN thread where a founder of a $50/month B2C AI SaaS asks how others acquired their first 100 and next 500 users.
677 points by sochix | 384 comments
A Habr retrospective (translated) by Ilia Pirozhenko on building the Perfect Wiki product and reaching $250K annual revenue without outside investors.
567 points by 2bluesc | 114 comments
DoublePulsar blog post on Medium alleging Oracle tried to hide a serious cybersecurity incident in its SaaS service from customers.
345 points by HughParry | 114 comments
Ask HN thread where a SaaS owner asks why someone bought lookalike domains and 301-redirected them to his site, wondering if it's phishing or a resale scheme.
1517 points by ezekg | 492 comments
A Keygen blog post titled "No calls" from January 2025, by the company's founder, about the company's policy of not taking sales calls.
426 points by birdculture | 147 comments
Humorous blog post by Mathew Duggan complaining about software vendors that require scheduling a sales call instead of offering self-serve info.
714 points by km | 159 comments
Healthchecks.io founder Pēteris Caune's 2024 status update on running his one-person SaaS business nine years after its July 2015 launch, covering revenue and operations.
346 points by client4 | 144 comments
Landing page for Twenty, an open-source CRM platform positioned as a modern alternative to Salesforce for managing customer relationships.
403 points by szermer | 373 comments
OpenAI's product page for ChatGPT Team, a subscription plan offering a customized ChatGPT assistant for members of small teams.
351 points by edward | 226 comments
The Twelve-Factor App is a methodology describing best practices for building portable, scalable software-as-a-service applications for cloud platforms.
470 points by pimpl | 250 comments
Blog post by a ChargebackStop engineer describing how he discovered the underground practice of exploiting credit card networks, such as card testing fraud.
371 points by redbell | 240 comments
A solo SaaS founder's blog post describing how scammers using stolen cards on his checkout led PayPal and Stripe to limit his accounts without contact.
455 points by montgomster | 208 comments
Landing page for PropBox, a platform letting home sellers and buyers negotiate and close real estate transactions directly online without commissions.
375 points by bauerpl | 121 comments
Landing page for Bullet Train, an MIT-licensed open source Ruby on Rails framework providing common SaaS features to speed up app development.
424 points by max_ | 407 comments
Ask HN thread asking people with side projects earning over $2k monthly what they built and how long it took to reach that revenue.