SaaS Pro Max
Analytics, errors and feature flags in one console
What is SaaS Pro Max?
SaaS Pro Max brings product analytics, error tracking, uptime monitoring and feature flags into one console for SaaS builders. Connect website and application events to understand traffic, funnels and retention, investigate browser and server errors, and follow reliability across environments. Paid plans add session replay, people profiles, evaluations, communications and revenue tools. Pilot, the Management API and MCP integration support investigations and agent workflows. Install through SDKs or a script tag. A free plan includes 10,000 events per month without a payment card; paid plans start at US$12 per month. Features and limits vary by plan.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I call myself a designer but people are looking for UX designers so I still have to put on the UX mask and call myself UX designer as well because I still need to pay the bills
Wear the label the buyer searches for, even if it undersells you
Nick calls himself a designer but lists as a 'UX designer' because that's the phrase clients type into search. Name yourself with the words customers already use to look for the thing you do, not the internal label you prefer. The aspirational label can park in the sub-headline; the buyer's word goes in the H1.
They wrote a very data-driven blog that the press and oftentimes the results would be controversial and they said we're just going to publish the results and the press would pick that up and write about it.
OKCupid's Data-Driven Blog Playbook: Earn Press Coverage on Zero Marketing Budget
OKCupid had a freemium product and near-zero marketing budget, so they invented a different engine: mine their own data for counterintuitive findings and publish them as blog posts. Controversial-but-true data stories attracted press coverage on a repeatable cadence. Tinder adapted this playbook to stay in media globally, learning that one story often echoes across international outlets. For any app with aggregate user behavior data, this approach turns internal analytics into a content flywheel that rivals paid PR.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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