
Luis Carlos’s SaaS product plan.
WorkShop
Product Basics
What is it?
Who is it for?
What does it do?
What problem does this product solve?
How does it work?
Possible pain points
- Manual order tracking and management
- Lack of visibility into machine utilization
- Difficulty in generating accurate reports
- Poor communication between departments
- Inefficient resource allocation
- Limited data insights
- Spreadsheets and manual processes
Target Market
The Industry
Brand Identity
Features & Benefits
The MVP
Pricing
Pricing Model
$29/month
- Customer and supplier management
- Order creation and tracking
- Basic machine tracking
- Simple reporting
- Mobile access
$99/month
- Advanced CRM features
- Detailed order management
- Enhanced machine tracking
- Customizable reporting
- Integrations with other apps
$249/month
- All Professional features
- Dedicated account manager
- Customizable workflows
- Advanced analytics and insights
- Priority support
The Build
The Platform on Which to Build a SaaS app
Marketing & Promotion
Affiliate Program
Affiliate program comission structure
Why build this?
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.