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I once knew a freelancer who made the majority of his money by operating a dozen or so micro saas platforms and then signing up all of his clients for them to c

I once knew a freelancer who made the majority of his money by operating a dozen or so micro saas platforms and then signing up all of his clients for them to complete his contracts, turning his short-term engagements into substantial recurring revenue. Of course all of the companies were in the names of his family members. He was happy and his clients were happy. Win win.

fxtentacle 2y ago
That also works great in an ethical way, BTW. My consulting clients get rebates on my SaaS offerings. They know that I own both companies and I think many of them see that as an advantage. Because it means I can offer a level of control over the full stack that's impossible with any public cloud. Plus everyone hates the nameless support automated with ZenDesk...