Leadverse
leadverse.ai
7 months ago I launched my SaaS from a corner of my 9-5 office. No funding. No team. No paid ads. No SEO agency. Just a laptop, coffee, and feeling guilty of staying late in the office and having "no life" :D. Back then, I honestly didn't if the idea would work. So I shipped MVP, posted about it on Reddit, got few feedbacks, fixed it, shipped again and repeat. (The product was very bad at the time of launch) Fast-forward to today the numbers are: $1,297 MRR 2,683 signups All organic from Reddit and X. I haven't used any magical growth hack, I just kept being consistent for long enough to start seeing the growth. Anyone can do it. Below is my exact "strategy" I've been following for the past months: → Every day I open like 20 posts where people are asking about something my product solves → Leave a genuinely helpful comment (no pitch or link) → Send a DM saying something like (max 2-3 short sentences) "hey, saw your post about [specific problem].. there's a tool that does exactly that - [briefly explain how does it solve their pain point]. That's it - no initial pitch, no links nothing .. then I just wait and if they're interested, they reply and ask what's the tool. And only the...

Product Data
- Name
- Leadverse
- Slug
- leadverse
- Website URL
- https://leadverse.ai/
- Tagline
- From the corner of my 9-5 office - my project just crossed 2,600 signups
- Description
- 7 months ago I launched my SaaS from a corner of my 9-5 office. No funding. No team. No paid ads. No SEO agency. Just a laptop, coffee, and feeling guilty of staying late in the office and having "no life" :D. Back then, I honestly didn't if the idea would work. So I shipped MVP, posted about it on Reddit, got few feedbacks, fixed it, shipped again and repeat. (The product was very bad at the time of launch) Fast-forward to today the numbers are: $1,297 MRR 2,683 signups All organic from Reddit and X. I haven't used any magical growth hack, I just kept being consistent for long enough to start seeing the growth. Anyone can do it. Below is my exact "strategy" I've been following for the past months: → Every day I open like 20 posts where people are asking about something my product solves → Leave a genuinely helpful comment (no pitch or link) → Send a DM saying something like (max 2-3 short sentences) "hey, saw your post about [specific problem].. there's a tool that does exactly that - [briefly explain how does it solve their pain point]. That's it - no initial pitch, no links nothing .. then I just wait and if they're interested, they reply and ask what's the tool. And only the...
- Page title
- Leadverse – Find People Looking for What You Offer | Social Media Lead Generation
- Meta description
- Find high-intent leads from Reddit, X & LinkedIn conversations. AI-powered lead scoring, keyword tracking, automated lead outreach and competitor analysis. Monitor social media for potential customers. Start your 7-day free trial.
- OG image URL
- https://ivtuqkajdrepfkphggns.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/public_assets/leadverse_twitter_card.png
- Canonical URL
- Not set
- Website status
- live
- HTTP status
- 200
- Last checked at
- Jun 25, 2026