u/Esteta_

▲ 11 r/SaaS

Over the last 3 months we grew our SaaS entirely through organic SEO traffic and reached ~10k clicks / 130k impressions in GSC. We now average around 200 users per day, ~30% returning users, and roughly a 10% signup rate.

The issue is monetization. Most users come for free social content simulators/previews, while the paid side is AI post generation, calendars, analytics, saving projects, etc. Users are trying the premium features, but nobody has converted yet, not even to a free trial.

We could limit or watermark the free simulators, but we’re afraid that would kill the organic growth engine. So now we’re wondering if the audience itself is low-intent, if our user base is still too small, or if we simply haven’t found the “must pay” feature yet.

For people who’ve gone through this phase: how did you figure out what users actually pay for when your main traffic source wasn’t directly tied to the monetization?

(Project is called TryMyPost, but I’m more interested in honest feedback than promotion.)

u/Esteta_ — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/SaaS

Stripe App Screenshot

We opened paid plans 24 hours ago and got our first paying user.

He didn’t choose the cheapest plan. He bought the highest tier, the one with the biggest credit pack.

Obviously we’re happy, but mostly we’re confused.

From our database, it looks like he never touched the credit system before upgrading. He didn’t use the free credits, and he hasn’t used any of the trial credits either.

The only features he could already be using are the ones included in every plan, even the cheapest one. So if that was the reason, the highest tier still doesn’t really make sense.

We attached a censored Stripe screenshot because otherwise this sounds made up.

Have any of you seen this with early users? Is it a pricing signal thing? A trust thing? Do some people just buy the highest plan because it feels safer or more serious?

For context, the product is TryMyPost. Mostly posting because this user behavior caught us off guard and we want to understand what it says about our pricing

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u/Esteta_ — 9 days ago

Hey everyone, I’m trying to create AI UGC marketing videos with the same AI-generated spokesperson across multiple clips.

I tried Seedance 2.0 and the quality is great, but it keeps rejecting any reference image with a human face, even when the model is fully AI-generated.

What are you using instead to keep a character consistent? Looking for something close to Seedance 2.0 quality, but with a better workflow for reusable AI models / spokespersons.

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u/Esteta_ — 12 days ago
▲ 21 r/microsaas+1 crossposts

Hey everyone,

over the last 3 months I’ve been focusing only on SEO and started seeing some decent traction: ~8.3K clicks, 107K impressions, 7.8% CTR and around a 10% signup rate.

The thing is, the SEO traffic comes mostly from a free tool (post simulators), while today we just launched paid features focused on AI post creation.

So there’s a bit of a mismatch between what brings users in and what we monetize.

Curious to hear your thoughts: with these numbers, what kind of paid conversion rate would you realistically expect?

SaaS is Try My Post → link in bio

u/Esteta_ — 13 days ago