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Tools to find a startup’s first users

The first users help founders understand whether the product solves a real problem. These tools support early access, community discovery, onboarding, and direct feedback loops.

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Ember product screenshot
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Ember

Ember is an AI team for entrepreneurship: business plan, funAn AI team for founders: business plan, fundraising, pitch deck and B2B prospecting, wdraising, pitch deck and B2B prospecting, by AI agents that share the context of your project.

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Price: Freemium; limited free credits, paid plans available
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MangaTranslate

한국 웹툰 창작팀이 해외 독자를 위한 번역본을 준비하고 온라인에서 검토·편집할 수 있는 만화 번역 AI 도구

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Grade ERP product screenshot
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Price: Free
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Grade ERP

ERP for IT companies, digital agencies and tech teams

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Price: Pay as you go credits
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ImageGPT

Generate and edit AI images and videos with the best models. Pay as you go with credits that never expire, no subscription required.

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TrustMRR product screenshot
Price: Free
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TrustMRR

Buy and sell SaaS, apps, and digital businesses with verified revenue and growth metrics.

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Indie Page product screenshot
Price: Free
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Indie Page

Showcase all your startups, apps, and revenue on one simple link in bio for entrepreneurs.

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Price: Free
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Indie Hackers

Share progress, learn from founders, and build an independent business with the Indie Hackers community.

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Builders of X

A global directory and discovery network that helps you find, connect with, and learn from the people actively building projects around the world.

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Where can founders find their first users?

Start with people already experiencing the problem: relevant communities, existing professional networks, and focused groups where a useful conversation is welcome.

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