Micro Startups Communities

Interested in entrepreneurship? Forget about starting a company. Try making $1,000 with a small project first. We learn a lot more from small wins than from big failures. When you join Small Bets you'll find a support network ready to help you get your first small wins, along with regular live workshops to teach and inspire you.

Turn your side project into profitable business. Private community of indie hackers helping each other build startups.

A calmer ecosystem for Micro SaaS Builders. Micro SaaS HQ brings an entire ecosystem to you to help you build profitable SaaS Ideas.

The free 30 day Build & Sell startup challenge. The rules are simple: build and sell a business in 30 days!

r/SideProject is a subreddit for sharing and receiving constructive feedback on side projects.

The group membership is designed for emerging entrepreneurs who are new to business, in the startup phase, or hasn't launched a business yet, and ready to take massive action! Connect with like-minded entrepreneurs, share experiences, and foster collaborations.

We help founders DIY their marketing so they can grow without breaking the bank. We use a do-it-with-help format that gives founders the tools and hands-on help to execute their marketing strategy.

Sprints.so is an accountability challenge for solo makers. Every month you define a goal. With deadlines, support & like-minded peers we help you to reach those goals.Only for makers who really want to make progress.

Startups, Crowdfundings, Small Businesses and Projects Promotion. Share your Startup, your Crowdfunding, your Small Business or your Project.

Discover the best profitable startups for sale. Join 6,000+ entrepreneurs and investors building their startup portfolios.

r/MicroSaaS is a place to change your life with micro SaaS apps. We are talking about micro SaaS apps with indie developers all over the world.

Welcome to the Hardware Startups sub-Reddit - feel free to post on anything that you think will interest anyone in the community. The idea is that we're a blend of r/DIY and r/startups content - like a Hacker News for hardware. Good ideas: hardware news, prototyping/manufacturing how-to, success stories, physical Kickstarter pages, etc. Bad ideas: General startup stuff, DIY articles without a startup angle, TC/VB/etc. link-bait, etc.