Show the substance
Explain the business problem and the current product. Add features, technologies and an honest development status. Be specific about what the buyer receives.
You built something good. Let it be seen.
Give your application a thoughtful home: what it does, who it helps and how you can make it work for a customer.
Bring it to life
Upload a cover screenshot and link to a short video you have permission to share. Show a useful workflow from beginning to end. Use fictional data in demonstrations.
Make the next step clear
Set an indicative price and delivery time. Explain demonstration fees and ongoing costs. Respond to relevant briefs with a tailored proposal and clear acceptance criteria.
A listing worth a closer look.
- A clear name and a one-sentence description of the problem your app solves.
- Accurate screenshots and an optional public or unlisted video link. Unlisted videos can still be shared by anyone with the link.
- A working-app or prototype label that reflects the current product.
- Included deliverables, source or licence rights, and the support available after handover.
- Third-party dependencies and expected recurring charges.
- A realistic starting price, delivery estimate and proposed demonstration duration.
Keep your own channel.
You can link a walkthrough hosted on your YouTube channel. You do not need access to a shared SaaSHere channel, and SaaSHere does not upload a video on your behalf. Use the support form to discuss a future editorial feature.
Early access is a starting point. Creating a listing does not guarantee enquiries, sales, search placement or income. Checkout and server provisioning remain unavailable until their launch requirements are complete.