Jun 30, 2026 · 16 min · 13 segments
5 Micro SaaS Making $100,000/Month (Ai + No Code) Futurist covering new business opportunities, trends and technologies. Brett wants to help you make it. Brett Malinowski shares the lessons he has…
Brett MalinowskiHost
Linkdrip launched with one core feature that lets you track where all of your link clicks come from.
For example, I create a new drip link by simply pasting a link to my YouTube podcast.
But now when I post short form clips from the podcast on other platforms, I can see exactly how many clicks I got and where they came from.
The beauty of micro SaaS is that you just need to solve one problem for a specific group of people.
Instead of spending his own time and money building the app, then releasing it and hoping people buy, Simon Hoiberg announced a presale on his YouTube channel and sent people to a simple landing page explaining what the tool would do.
Anyone who was interested in using it could just pay $75 and in exchange, they would get lifetime access to the tool once it was complete.
This resulted in $70,000 in revenue before he even started developing the app.
This is genius because not only does it validate your idea, pay for the entire development upfront, and pretty much eliminate all risk for the founder, but the users who joined early are now saving hundreds of dollars every year.
Anytime someone uses a DripLink, they are publicly displaying the DripLink branding since they use a branded URL.
When I put a drip link in my bios, now my social media profiles are essentially serving as a linkdrip.com billboard.
So anytime someone uses this product, they are also marketing it for the company, aka it's free marketing.
A viral loop creates product-led growth, which is the most powerful way to grow a SaaS.
Linkdrip launched with one core feature that lets you track where all of your link clicks come from.
For example, I create a new drip link by simply pasting a link to my YouTube podcast.
But now when I post short form clips from the podcast on other platforms, I can see exactly how many clicks I got and where they came from.
The beauty of micro SaaS is that you just need to solve one problem for a specific group of people.
Instead of spending his own time and money building the app, then releasing it and hoping people buy, Simon Hoiberg announced a presale on his YouTube channel and sent people to a simple landing page explaining what the tool would do.
Anyone who was interested in using it could just pay $75 and in exchange, they would get lifetime access to the tool once it was complete.
This resulted in $70,000 in revenue before he even started developing the app.
This is genius because not only does it validate your idea, pay for the entire development upfront, and pretty much eliminate all risk for the founder, but the users who joined early are now saving hundreds of dollars every year.
Anytime someone uses a DripLink, they are publicly displaying the DripLink branding since they use a branded URL.
When I put a drip link in my bios, now my social media profiles are essentially serving as a linkdrip.com billboard.
So anytime someone uses this product, they are also marketing it for the company, aka it's free marketing.
A viral loop creates product-led growth, which is the most powerful way to grow a SaaS.
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