
Thomas’s SaaS product plan.
PartnerUp
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
- Difficulty finding the right partners
- Lack of time to build relationships
- Inefficient communication and collaboration
- Challenges in developing effective partnership strategies
- Difficulty tracking and measuring partnership success
- Limited resources for managing multiple partnerships
- Fear of getting overwhelmed with managing partnerships
Target Market
The Industry
Brand Identity
Features & Benefits
The MVP
Pricing
Pricing Model
$29/month
- Partner search
- Messaging system
- Basic partnership planning
- Performance tracking (limited)
- 1 user
$99/month
- Advanced partner search
- Advanced messaging system
- Detailed partnership planning
- Comprehensive performance tracking
- 3 users
$299/month
- Unlimited partner search
- Dedicated account manager
- Custom partnership solutions
- Advanced analytics and reporting
- Unlimited users
The Build
The Platform on Which to Build a SaaS app
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.