FIXTHIS.LOL
Complain about software. Let alternatives fight for you.
What it does
FIXTHIS is a public marketplace for software frustration. Name the product that’s annoying you, say what sucks, and let others pile on with ME TOO. When demand forms around a problem, competing SaaS products can fight for exposure as alternatives without buying the problem’s organic rank.
Post what sucks about the software you use. Competing SaaS products respond with how they’d fix it and what they’ll offer to make you switch.
Say what sucks about the software you pay for, and what would make you leave it. See who else is stuck with the same thing. Then let the alternatives answer. “I hate chasing clients for unpaid invoices. I want reminders and escalation handled automatically without sounding hostile.” “I keep forgetting to follow up with potential clients. I want something simpler than a CRM that tells me who needs a follow-up today.” “QuickBooks has become too expensive and bloated for my small business. I just need simple accounting.” “Social media schedulers are expensive, and each one still seems to be missing a feature I need.” “My customers message us on email, WhatsApp, Instagram, and website chat. I…from fixthis.lol
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