I think you're hanging people up by calling this "SaaS." Your pitch reads "We are a community of affordable and accountable writers from all around the world."

I think you're hanging people up by calling this "SaaS." Your pitch reads "We are a community of affordable and accountable writers from all around the world." That doesn't sound to me like you're selling a software service. You're selling the services of human writers, unless you're lying and this is actually auto-generated content. If you're really selling the services of human writers, the fact that your company will be better at acquiring customers if it has a website doesn't mean you need to make it yourself. Hire a developer. Maybe they use a no code tool. Maybe they don't. Provided the end product meets your requirements, what difference does it make? What are you really selling here? I just looked at the first thing in your portfolio that was in English and not crypto and you seem to be claiming you produced the "about us" content for Body Union, some supplement company in England? When I compare your entry to their real about us page, the content does match. Are you saying you have a writer on staff who ghostwrote that for the CEO "Katarzyna Pindel?" Is that not really her story? I mean, I know it's not actually her story, because it's not possible for a single person to really have Celiac, Hashimoto, and IBS and cure it with vitamins, but did she not give you the story? Your writer just made it up? Is it autogenerated by a language model? If you're just trying to track which customer wants which content in which language and match writers to customers, what is driving the need for a custom software stack at all? Doesn't something like Salesforce already do all of this?