Seddik’s SaaS product plan.
Working Product Name
EcomLaunchpad
15-Day E-commerce Challenge: Launch Your Online Store
Product Basics
This is an overview and introduction to the SaaS product.
What is it?
EcomLaunchpad is a SaaS platform designed to help young people launch their own e-commerce businesses. It delivers a structured 15-day challenge with daily lessons and actionable tasks, fostering practical skills and knowledge in digital marketing and e-commerce.
Who is it for?
This program targets ambitious young adults who dream of owning an online store but lack the knowledge or guidance to get started. It's ideal for individuals with entrepreneurial spirits seeking a fast-paced, results-oriented learning experience. It's perfect for those with limited time and want a clear path.
What does it do?
EcomLaunchpad provides a lead generation system, manages leads through the challenge, delivers online learning modules, tracks progress, and awards badges upon completion of each challenge. It facilitates a structured 15-day journey with a clear path to e-commerce success.
What problem does this product solve?
This product solves the problem of inaccessible e-commerce education and guidance for young people. It streamlines the learning process with a time-bound challenge format, provides structure and accountability, and offers a clear pathway to launching a successful online business.
How does it work?
Users register on the website, providing contact information. They are then funneled into the 15-day challenge, accessing modules and completing tasks within the EcomLaunchpad platform. Completion of each stage earns a badge and leads to the final goal of launching their e-commerce store.
Possible pain points
- Lack of clear guidance on starting an e-commerce business
- Difficulty finding affordable and effective e-commerce training
- Overwhelm and lack of structure in learning
- Fear of failure and lack of confidence
- Inability to track progress and measure results
- Lack of community and support
- Insufficient motivation and accountability
Target Market
Defining who this product serves and why they need the product.
The Industry
Analyzing the current landscape and identifying opportunities.
Brand Identity
Establishing the personality and visual elements of the brand.
Features & Benefits
Showcasing what the product offers and how it solves key challenges.
The MVP
Introducing the core version of the product to validate its value.
Pricing
The pricing strategy to maximize value for its customers.
Pricing Model
A tiered subscription model will be used, offering different levels of access and features. A free trial period will be available to attract users.
Basic
$0/month
- Limited Access to Modules
- Basic Progress Tracking
- Limited Community Access
- No Personalized Feedback
- No Badge
Standard
$29/month
- Full Access to Modules
- Detailed Progress Tracking
- Full Community Access
- Limited Personalized Feedback
- Badge Upon Completion
Premium
$49/month
- Full Access to Modules
- Detailed Progress Tracking
- Full Community Access
- Unlimited Personalized Feedback
- Badge Upon Completion
The Build
Outlining the process of bringing the product from concept to reality.
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Marketing & Promotion
Outlining the process of bringing the product from concept to reality.
Affiliate Program
Some info should go here and some stuff.
Affiliate program comission structure
We offer a 20% commission on all successful referrals. This means affiliates earn a commission for each user who signs up through their unique referral link and completes the purchase of a paid plan.
Why build this?
Bringing your SaaS product to life isn’t just about creating software—it’s about unlocking new opportunities for growth, scalability, and long-term success. Here’s why building your own SaaS is one of the smartest business moves you can make:
1. Generate Leads and New Business
Traditional lead magnets like eBooks and whitepapers are easily forgotten, but a SaaS product? That’s a game-changer. Instead of offering static content that may never be read, your prospective clients get a real, interactive tool that actively helps them solve a problem or make their life easier.
Whether it’s a calculator, automation tool, or niche-specific dashboard, your SaaS provides immediate value—positioning your brand as the go-to solution. In return, you gain engaged, high-quality leads who are already experiencing the impact of your expertise before they even become paying customers.
2. Create a New Revenue Stream
Why trade time for money when you can create recurring revenue? A SaaS product isn’t just another service—it’s a scalable asset that generates predictable, ongoing income.
Unlike traditional services that require hands-on work, a successful SaaS product lets you sell, automate, and grow without limits. Whether you monetize through subscriptions, one-time purchases, or premium add-ons, your SaaS can become a standalone business or a highly profitable extension of your existing brand.