saasfounder.lol
SaaS founders bid for #1. Raises scale with the leader's bid.
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SaaSBid gives each SaaS founder a single profile page listing their projects, and ranks founders by bid for the one #1 spot rather than a full leaderboard of positions. At the time of our review, Abanob (@HeyAbanob_), who also built the site, held #1 with a $30 bid; a scaling minimum-raise table, from +$2 near the $5 floor up to +$100 above $1,000, sets the next required bid at $40.
Our take
A scaling minimum-raise table is a genuinely useful design choice: it stops someone from taking #1 for one dollar more once bids get large, while keeping early raises cheap. The founder holding #1 himself, with two of his own products attached, is worth noting since it means the current leader is not yet an outside, independently-earned top spot. One visible slot, rather than a ranked list, also means there is nothing to show below #1 at this stage.
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How does saasfounder.lol work?
Founders build a profile, photo pulled from X, bio, and their SaaS projects, and bid for the single #1 spot. The first spot starts at $5, and the minimum raise scales with the current top bid: +$2 from $5-9, +$5 from $10-29, +$10 from $30-99, +$25 from $100-499, +$50 from $500-999, and +$100 at $1,000+. At the time of our review, Abanob (@HeyAbanob_), the site's founder, held #1 with a $30 bid, listing two projects, Vezible and Platvo; outbidding him would cost $40.
Bidding rules
- Create a founder profile with your photo, bio, and X handle.
- Add every SaaS project you are building to that one profile.
- The first spot starts at $5; ranking only updates after payment is confirmed.
- The minimum raise scales with the current top bid, from +$2 near the floor up to +$100 above $1,000.
- All bids are public.
What does a listing include?
- A founder profile with photo (pulled from X), bio, and X handle
- Every SaaS project you are building, listed under your one profile
- The #1 spot and a shareable post to X if you hold it
Is saasfounder.lol worth it?
Pros
- +A scaling minimum-raise table, from +$2 to +$100, prevents cheap sniping once bids get large
- +Founder profiles bundle multiple projects under one bid, useful for serial builders
- +The site auto-pulls your photo from X, reducing setup friction
- +Clear, published rules on exactly what the next required bid will be
Cons
- −The current #1 is the site's own founder, so there is no independent, outside top bid yet
- −Only a single #1 slot is shown; there is no visible ranked list below it
- −No payment processor confirmed on the page
- −No public traffic or click data published
Who should advertise on saasfounder.lol?
- SaaS founders who want to attach multiple projects to one bid-for-#1 profile
- Builders comfortable with a scaling raise table rather than a flat dollar increment
- Early movers before an outside bid takes #1 from the founder
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| saasfounder.lol | — | — | — | — |
| bidout | $0.00/click | $8 | — | C (56) |
| hill.bid | $0.01/click | $2 | 187/mo | D (35) |
| toolarena.lol | $0.01/click | $6 | — | C (58) |
| Linkforadollar | $0.02/click | $12 | — | B (64) |
Frequently asked questions
- How does SaaSBid decide who holds #1?
- Whoever has the highest confirmed bid. The first spot starts at $5, and the minimum raise scales with the current top bid, from +$2 near the floor up to +$100 above $1,000.
- Who holds #1 right now?
- Abanob (@HeyAbanob_), the site's own founder, with a $30 bid at the time of our review. Outbidding him would cost $40 under the scaling raise table.
- Is there a ranked list below #1?
- Not that we could find. The site shows a single #1 spot rather than a full leaderboard.
- What do I get for my bid?
- A founder profile listing your photo, bio, X handle, and every SaaS project you are building, plus the #1 spot itself if your bid wins.