How a “Free” Form Builder SaaS Makes $100k Every Month

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Discover the fascinating story of Tally Forms, a "free" form builder that's raking in $100k every month. Despite offering a free plan, Tally Forms has found a way to monetize effectively and build a thriving SaaS business. In this video, we dive deep into the strategies and tactics used by Tally Forms to achieve such impressive revenue numbers.
Learn from Marie Martens, the founder of Tally Forms, as she shares her insights and lessons learned along the way. From pricing strategies to customer acquisition, we'll uncover the secrets behind Tally Forms' success and how you can apply similar principles to your own SaaS business.
Don't miss this exclusive look into how a "free" form builder is making waves in the SaaS industry. Watch now on SaaS University!
Sources:
- [Zero to SaaS - Marie Martens: Tally Forms' $100k MRR](www.zerotosaas.com/articles/m...)

[@dinorossi6611]

It is important to note that that SaaS too was hard coded with complex code and not no code tools.

[@saasuniversity]

Most SaaS products are built by technical founders

[@dinorossi6611]

@@saasuniversity true

[@bc4198]

Well, yeah, it _is_ a no-code tool...

[@dylant6636]

I use the free version of tally for my business and this is the greatest form builder I have ever used and very user friendly

[@saasuniversity]

Awesome to hear 😄

[@sumitsahu8657]

You are doing great....keep making this kind of videos 👏

[@saasuniversity]

Thank you, I will 😄

[@tallyforms]

Thanks for sharing our story!

[@saasuniversity]

My pleasure!

[@crownsuites9056]

I hard no tech background . but i want to build a saas in solving a gap in the market . is this possible. considering i hire the right teams?

[@zakgoldwasser7224]

You want enough tech knowledge to know if you’re getting ripped off and to be able to take your app to another developer/ agency if your first vendor fails.

[@saasuniversity]

Being a programmer is the easiest. Have you explored no code tools? They can help get things started being said, from what I've seen most saas founders are devs

[@JesseHughson]

People do it every day. Takes good business sense, or luck. But don't count on the luck.

[@zakgoldwasser7224]

@@saasuniversity Why is being a programmer the easiest? I agree and think the biggest advantage to being a programmer is that it becomes really cheap to build a new product. Most people's first idea doesn't work out and being a programmer makes it really easy to try multiple times.

[@luqmandv]

I’m a technical expert in software engineering, feel free to reach out if you’re looking for collaborators

[@davebreschard450]

Can I do this from $0? I have been considering starting a SAAS. Would I be able to make $100k/month

[@saasuniversity]

That depends on a lot of different factors 😅

[@ashokseebaruth]

✅️

[@saasuniversity]

😄

[@mkbusiness3561]

build it use ai?

[@saasuniversity]

Building a similar tool using AI?

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@@saasuniversity yub i can build it or no

[@mkmalikcom]

subscribed ✅

[@saasuniversity]

Awesome to hear 😄