Running a SaaS alone: stack choices that minimize maintenance, automation that replaces headcount, and pricing that funds the work. Real numbers and workflows from solo founders shipping profitable products. Learn what to build, what to buy, and what to ignore.
A pragmatic case for hiring 1099 contractors before W-2 employees when bootstrapping a SaaS, with guidance on which roles to externalize first and a TinyPilot case study.
A layer-by-layer breakdown of the tools a solo SaaS founder actually pays for in 2026 — Toggl, Linear, daily.dev, SwipeGrowth, trial tracking, and the AI stack — with itemized monthly costs and free-tier-first upgrade rules.