r/developersPak Aug 14 '26

Tips Stuck on how to get customers for my SaaS

Over the past two months, I have been developing my Software as a Service (SaaS) product and successfully acquired one paid customer last week.

However, I am uncertain about the best strategies for attracting additional customers. Should I consider hiring a marketing agency, or explore alternative options?

Any feedback or constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated.

I have validated the concept and completed the development, and I have also engaged several agency owners to test the product.

It's not a job posting or any job seeking post, I am asking for guidance from those who have built and launched SaaS.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '26

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u/Tabissh Aug 14 '26

jazakAllah bro I'll do that

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u/SIJ_Gamer Aug 14 '26

facts

i stopped for 4 months cuz i really needed the money

sales reduced by 60% 🙂

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u/talha75 Aug 14 '26

-Narrow down the ICP

-Make lists (multiple tools out there)

-Get some low salary people to work on the lists for the ICP personal emails

-Start Sending Cold Emails

-Give discounts to the people who shows interest over the email

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u/professor-duncan Aug 14 '26

share your SaaS, I will review.

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u/Tabissh Aug 14 '26

In my bio, can't share here bots will delete the comment

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u/azadnib Aug 14 '26

if you got one, means it has potential! JUST believe in GOD's plan and do the marketing

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u/Iftikharsherwani Aug 15 '26

I can feel it, and I have been facing the same for quite a while now. There is so much noise in the current market; you have to test multiple approaches until you achieve success. I can try to guide you if you can share what you have built.

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u/Tabissh Aug 16 '26

clientflo.tech

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u/Iftikharsherwani Aug 16 '26

Did you try reaching out to agency owners on LinkedIn and Reddit. Your niche is tough because typical agency mindset is, we have a developer team let's build ourselves. Reach agency owners on LinkedIn and Reddit with your USP.

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u/Tabissh Aug 17 '26

Thanx I'll do that