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Am I the only one who finds every SaaS pricing page confusing? I just want to know what I'm actually paying before handing over my card.
Built a product for 6 months. Nobody bought it. Where do founders actually validate ideas before writing a single line of code?
Pricing opacity and pre-launch validation gaps appear in 71% of high-engagement founder threads. Users want transparent pricing and faster feedback loops.












