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Emotionless at $25k MRR (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by RussellFighter@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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In 7 months I’ve hit $25k MRR on my micro-SaaS but it doesn’t feel like an achievement.

Users sign up, they churn, the product works fine, nothing is on fire at the moment. It’s eerily quiet.

I feel like that Spongebob meme where plankton says “I don’t know. Never thought I’d get this far”.

What do I do?

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[–] The_Master_9@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

In what industry is you SaaS? Looks like you're in an interesting position right now. Try and hire someone to help you do the work you feel that eats your energy and takes your attention away from important things to grow the business. It happens that sometimes when doing a lot of mundane tasks it drains you and feel like things are not moving. In your case you already have the PMF and the product is bringing in decent revenue already, continue to scale it. Think about what things would you like to continue to do and the one's you don't like but are necessary for the business and hire a person for that.