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Clarify your buyer
Your product, who has the problem, and the language that buyer might use when asking for help.
Seek founder research · Private beta
You built your SaaS. Who is actually talking about the problem it solves?
A free 15-minute discovery conversation for B2B SaaS founders who need clearer customer research. We will identify one audience, one urgent problem and one public-conversation hypothesis to test.
No automated outreach, guaranteed leads or invented testimonials. A public post is a research signal, not a sales-qualified contact.
What you get
A concrete next experiment, not a generic sales pitch.
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Choose a research test
Pick one public source and a specific problem worth checking. Relevance and recency matter more than volume.
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Decide what comes next
Review a source together if one can be independently verified; otherwise document the gap and decide whether Seek is worth testing.
Evidence over assumptions
Verify the original source. Judge the fit yourself.
Seek is being built to discover source-linked public conversations. During beta, a completed scan may return no useful match. We do not count a weak mention as a qualified customer or hide a blank result.
As an example of the type of public problem worth researching, founders openly discuss how difficult distribution can be. You can read a real public conversation directly:
Open the original Hacker News discussion ↗An illustrative research example — not a customer success story, verified Seek output, buyer opt-in or testimonial.
Take the next step
Find a time that works.
Share your product URL, your target buyer and the acquisition question you would like to investigate. A request is not a confirmed booking; only a scheduling confirmation reserves a time.
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Live scheduling link
Select an available 15-minute slot. The scheduling provider will confirm the exact date and time.
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Fill in your SaaS URL, ideal customer and the obstacle you\u2019re facing. Your request reaches the existing Seek contact inbox.
This form creates an inquiry, not a calendar event. Do not send passwords, private customer information or sensitive records.