Saassy Board

Saassy Board is a new platform made specifically for indie SaaS founders. Instead of being a general startup directory, it works more like a live leaderboard where SaaS makers can share their projects and show real progress. To join, you connect your revenue system like Stripe or Lemon Squeezy, and the platform pulls your metrics automatically. Your project then appears on the board with others, ranked by growth and revenue.

The site itself is simple and easy to follow. There’s a main leaderboard where you can see which projects are doing well, plus a “revenue heatmap” that turns your last three months of data into a visual timeline. It gives a clear picture of how a SaaS business is performing, which can be motivating for founders and interesting for people browsing.

One of the things that makes Saassy Board stand out is its reward system. Each month a share of the platform’s revenue goes to the top projects on the leaderboard, while another share is donated to charity through ShareTheMeal. That mix of competition and giving back makes it feel a little different from standard directories.

Of course, there are trade-offs. Saassy Board is still new and not widely known, so the audience is smaller compared to bigger platforms. If your SaaS is just starting out, you might not get much visibility unless you climb the rankings. It also requires you to share your real metrics, which not every founder is comfortable with.

Overall, Saassy Board is a good fit for indie SaaS makers who like the idea of building in public and being compared side by side with others. It is less about getting an instant traffic boost and more about long-term visibility, community recognition, and a bit of friendly competition. If you’re already tracking revenue and want another way to showcase your progress, it’s worth a try, even if the platform is still small.