“I have no idea.”
Start with problems inside industries, skills and communities you already understand.
FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT A SAAS BUSINESS—BUT NOT A FOUR-MONTH MISTAKE
I’ll help you find a painful problem, prove people want it and choose the smallest test to run before you spend months building.
THE REAL BOTTLENECK
Most first-time founders start with the product. The expensive questions come later: Who needs it? Will they pay? Where will users come from?
Start with problems inside industries, skills and communities you already understand.
Rank them by pain, existing spend and access to buyers. Then test one.
Good. Try to kill the weak assumptions before you build the MVP.
YOUR FIRST STEP
Answer five simple questions. I’ll score how ready you are to choose or test a SaaS idea—then show you the biggest risk and one move to make this week.
About 5 minutes. Result shown instantly and sent to your email.You understand the buyer from the inside.
You do not yet know where the first 20 buyers come from.
Interview 10 buyers before opening a builder.
THE ORDER MATTERS
Use keyword data, existing products, buyer complaints and your unfair access—not brainstorm lists.
Check demand, competitors, willingness to pay and the channel that can produce the first users.
Vibe-code or no-code only what the test needs. The MVP is an experiment, not your dream product.
SEO, app stores, communities, ads and content systems—chosen for the buyer, not because they are trendy.
WHY LISTEN TO ME?
I did the research, product, SEO, app-store traffic, content systems and ads myself. The main screenshot shows the business’s all-time Stripe gross volume—not one hand-picked month.
“I can help you get to a real six-figure path. I will not pretend I am the person for your journey from there to $100M.”


All-time gross volume was $322,074.86 when captured on August 13, 2026. Gross volume is not profit. The screenshots show Stefan’s business experience, not typical results or a guarantee.
WHEN A FREE SCORE IS NOT ENOUGH
Find your biggest risk and the next seven-day move.
We pressure-test the buyer, problem, demand and traffic before the build.
For a small number of founders who want direct help from validation through launch.
FOUNDER CAPACITY—NOT A COUNTDOWN
Applications are reviewed weekly. Applying does not reserve a spot; it helps me decide whether I can create enough value to justify working together.
No setter. No pressure call. Stefan reads the answers.STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Yes. The scorecard gives you an idea-finding path based on what you know, who you can reach and what buyers already pay to solve.
No. We use code, no-code or AI tools only after the business test is clear. The goal is not to become a developer; it is to build enough to prove demand.
The scope changes dramatically between a single validation workshop and hands-on building. I recommend the smallest useful option after reviewing the application. You can say no.
No. They show what I have built, not what every student or client will build. Your market, execution, timing and budget matter.
I read the application. If I see a useful next step, I reply personally. If I do not think I am the right fit, I will say that too.
DO NOT BUILD THE WRONG THING FASTER