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Early Stage Founders
on discord
Early Stage Founders is an online community focused on helping SaaS and service founders find their first customers, scale up to full-time revenue, and earn a living with their online businesses. ESF combines Growth Systems, coaching, and community to give members everything they need to get their online businesses off the ground - backed by a 100% money back guarantee."Man, being part of the Early-Stage Founders Discord has been a game-changer for me. The daily calls are the best part — it’s not just another random Zoom call. It’s real, raw convos with other founders sharing what’s working, what’s not, and hyping each other up. Seriously, it’s like having a squad of people who actually get what you’re going through. And shoutout to Avery — the dude is always putting in the work to keep this place valuable. You can tell he genuinely cares. From bringing in cool guest speakers to running these calls every day, it’s wild how much he’s invested in this community. If you’re a founder looking for a place to connect, learn, and not feel alone in the grind, this is where you wanna be. I’ve leveled up a ton since joining and made some dope connections. Highly recommend!"(6)400 members
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Lunadio
on discord
Turn your side project into profitable business. Private community of indie hackers helping each other build startups."If you're an indie maker and want to be part of a vibrant community of like-minded people, check out Lunadio! It's awesome!"(3)1K members
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Build Sell 30
on discord
The free 30 day Build & Sell startup challenge. The rules are simple: build and sell a business in 30 days!600 members
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All Micro Startups communities
This list of communities is dedicated to those who pursue multiple small bets. Whether you are a serial maker, building your first MVP on a time budget, or doing a 12 startups in 12 months challenge, surround yourself with those that are just as ambitious as you.
