What do people want from SaaS nowadays?

Question

I have a strong desire to start a SaaS company, so I followed the usual advice of bringing myself to the cusp of a problem domain &mdash; twice(!) over the past 13 years &mdash; only to come to the realization after considerable investment that any products on the edge would have limited market appeal because both problem domains likely had their heyday 30+ years ago.I don't regret the time spent as I'm now something of a domain expert in one of the two and I have some neat hobbies to pursue in my down-time.With all of this being said, here's the question&hellip;*** How can I find problems other people want/need to have solved without diving all the way in or fundamentally changing myself as a person? ***I have a healthy social life, but my interests and daily activities don't really align with my peers. Outside of the two aforementioned problem domains, I don't have any itches to scratch, but the strong desire to start an SaaS company remains.

altdataseller · Accepted Answer

If you don&rsquo;t have a passion for solving a problem, you likely won&rsquo;t succeed. You can&rsquo;t go in just wanting to start a company. You have to be passionate about a problem. The company is secondary.

SemanticStrengh · Answer

People mostly want to develop new friendships but are too afraid to do so.

ffhhj · Answer

Mostly communication, relations, design, money making. All of these are saturated. Choose one, try a few solutions, build your own with better features.