saasgrow.ai
Curated SaaS growth tools, every listing screened
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saasgrow.ai is a curated directory of SaaS growth tools, built for founders who are tired of directories that list anything with a landing page.
Every tool is screened before it appears. Editorial picks are researched and reviewed by us. Maker submissions are screened at the moment of submission — there is no review queue, so a listing goes live within minutes rather than waiting days for a human to get to it.
Listing is free. Makers earn a dofollow link the way it should be earned: embed our badge on your site, we verify it in your HTML source, and your link flips to dofollow. We re-check listed sites daily. If a badge disappears you get an email and seven days to restore it before the listing is unpublished, and you can re-verify at any time to bring it back.
Twenty categories cover the surface founders actually shop across: AI, marketing, SEO and growth, analytics, automation, sales and CRM, developer tools, no-code, support, and more. We list software products only — not agencies, consultancies, or done-for-you services.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
over the last two years you look back and you reflect on skills you've built life transitions you've made Hobbies you've started jobs you've quit topics you've learned rabbit holes you've gone down... picture for a second that your two years ago self got to have a conversation with current you
Use the two-year test to find what to write
If you think you have nothing valuable to say, list everything you've learned, quit, started, or transitioned through in the last 24 months. Your two-years-ago self would pay for hours of that conversation, and there are thousands of people currently at that earlier stage on the internet. Write the answers your past self desperately needed.
try to time box it uh if you're spending six months a year I don't tend to like those small bets even though you know people call them small bets every one of those things if I can't layer it into a small bet where I could do it in a week or two then then I'm not going to do it
If it doesn't ship in two weeks, it isn't a small bet — it's a risk
The rule that keeps a portfolio actually small: if a bet can't ship in roughly one to two weeks, kill it before starting. Six-month 'small bets' aren't small — they're risk. The recent free-preview feature on smallbets.com took two weeks and converted 4% of traffic to email. Two-week ceilings force the scope cuts that make the whole portfolio work.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
Read all 2722 playbooks
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