how do you guys actually find SaaS ideas? i’m trying to understand how founders actually go from “i want to build something” to “ok, this is actually worth spending the next few months on” i’m not really looking for the usual advice like “solve your own problem” or “talk to customers”. i’m more interested in what you actually do to find the idea. where do you usually find ideas? reddit, x, communities, your job, talking to people, competitor reviews, random things you notice, etc. once you have an idea, how do you research it? what do you actually look for before deciding to build? how do you figure out if the problem is painful enough? how do you check if people are already paying for something similar? how long do you usually spend researching before you start building? and have you ever

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  • 来源：Reddit · SaaS
  • 原作者：/u/AArslane_ https://www.reddit.com/user/AArslane_
  • 发布时间：2026/9/9 02:46:01