In r/Entrepreneur and r/SaaS, builders debate the narrative that AI lets extremely small teams reach massive revenue, while others counter with cautionary lessons about business model reality and the pressure that comes with scaling.
Guy launches a telehealth company from his living room in LA with $20K and a bunch of AI tools, hits $401 million in his first year selling GLP-1 weight loss drugs, and is now tracking toward $1.8 billion in 2026 with literally two full time employees (him and his brother).
Because of AI, 4 years ago I started a SaaS company
We raised around $250k at a $3m valuation.
The reason is that you don't have a business model and you seem to think that if you create a SaaS, money will surely come. That's desillusional.
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