SaaSy Trends

Discover the fastest growing SaaS companies and products

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Discover the fastest growing SaaS companies and products

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A comprehensive database of trending SaaS products. We monitor 20,000+ SaaS businesses (and growing +), and rank them based on the growth rate of their brand search volume.

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Hi everyone 👋 I'm Dale, founder of SaaSy Trends, a product that I built to solve my own problems and now want to share with the Product Hunt community. If you have any feedback or questions about how it works, just drop a comment here. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💢 The Problem I can't count the number of times I've wanted to find SaaS businesses that are thriving and expected to grow into the future. This is usually for: 🎯 Business idea generation/validation 🎯 Finding similar businesses to see how they approach marketing 🎯 Finding small businesses to acquire or invest in Up until this point, I've had to resort to looking around on review sites like G2. But those are not designed for the research I was trying to do - and - just because a company has a few dozen reviews, doesn't indicate that they are thriving or not. 🏁 The Solution SaaSy Trends is built around one observation - When a company is growing, brand searches for that company almost always increases alongside it (i.e. As more people use Product Hunt, Google searches for "Product Hunt" goes up as well). So I started to extract and ingest the website/name of every SaaS that I could find, then identify the best brand search for each, and put it all together in an easy to browse dashboard of company trends - SaaSy Trends. 🤷 Feedback/Questions I'll be popping in throughout the day, so if you have any questions or feedback, I'm happy to try and answer.

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1yr ago

@dale_cudmore Seems helpful. Looking forward to using it.

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1yr ago

@dale_cudmore Hi Dale, Congrats on launching SaaSy Trends on Product Hunt! It sounds like a valuable tool for identifying promising SaaS companies. Using search trends as a growth indicator is an interesting approach. Here are some questions and how I can help: - How does SaaSy Trends ensure the accuracy of search trend data and can users filter results based on specific criteria (e.g., industry, growth stage)? - Are there plans to incorporate additional data points beyond search trends to provide a more comprehensive view of a company's health (e.g., funding rounds, social media engagement)? As a developer, I'm interested in the data extraction and analysis aspects of SaaSy Trends. If those align with my expertise (e.g., web scraping, data visualization), I might be able to contribute to future development. Overall, SaaSy Trends seems like a useful platform for discovering up-and-coming SaaS companies. Adding more filtering options and potentially incorporating additional data sources could enhance its value. I'll be interested to see how SaaSy Trends evolves!

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1yr ago

mgmate

@dale_cudmore love the wordplay in the name. Sick!

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1yr ago

Just Scroll

This is pretty useful for product managers and investors! Great work!

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1yr ago

LinkedCRM AI

Bookmarked! SaaSy Trends is a very good tool for me, I can find competitors, analyze and learn their growth methods! However, there aren't enough companies yet. Hopefully, the number can keep increasing.@dale_cudmore Keep going!

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1yr ago

SaaSy Trends

Maker

@zenda1122 Thanks Zenda. In terms of numbers of companies, I think we'll get to about 4x in the coming months when all is said and done.

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1yr ago

Wow, instant bookmark for me. How do you gather data?

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1yr ago

SaaSy Trends

Maker

@tymzap The list of SaaS businesses comes from several sources (and expanding in order to be as comprehensive as possible). Then descriptions and other data is populated using the company's website, and finally the brand search volume just uses a simple DataForSEO API endpoint.

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1yr ago

@dale_cudmore thanks for explaining!

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1yr ago

DepsHub

Congratulations on the launch! This is actually useful! I already found one interesting product that kind of overlaps with one of the ideas that I had for a long time. Thanks!

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1yr ago