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Looking for a Growth & Sales Partner for My SaaS Products

Hey Indie Hackers ๐Ÿ‘‹

I've been building and running two products:

Setiry โ€” https://setiry.com
Krino โ€” https://krino.uk

At this point, I'm looking for something I think is often harder to find than a good developer: a strong partner who genuinely enjoys sales, distribution, and growth.

I've spent most of my time on the product/technical side โ€” building, improving, experimenting, and getting the products to a point where they can grow.

Now I want to find someone who can complement me on the other side of the business.

Who I'm looking for

Ideally, you're someone who:

Enjoys talking to customers and understanding their problems
Has experience with B2B/SaaS sales or growth
Can find and test acquisition channels
Is comfortable with cold outreach, partnerships, content, communities, or whatever works
Thinks in terms of experiments, conversion rates, retention, and revenue
Is willing to get hands-on rather than just provide high-level advice
Wants to build something long-term, not just do a short-term consulting project

You don't need to be an expert in everything. I'm much more interested in execution, curiosity, and ownership.

What I bring

I'm primarily focused on the product and technical side.

I can handle:

Product development
Engineering
Infrastructure
Product iteration
Technical decisions
Turning validated ideas into working products

What I'm looking for is someone who can take significant ownership of distribution and revenue growth.

Why I'm posting this here

I don't want to hire a salesperson.

I'm looking for a co-founder/partner mindset.

Someone who sees an opportunity, tests it, learns from it, and keeps going.

The exact role, equity/revenue share, and which product we focus on can be discussed depending on the person and fit.

If you're interested, DM me with a little about yourself, what you've built/sold before, and why this sounds interesting to you.

I'd especially love to hear from Indie Hackers who have already taken a SaaS product from โ€œbuiltโ€ to โ€œpeople are actually paying for this.โ€

Let's talk. ๐Ÿš€

on August 23, 2026
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    Hey, Iโ€™ve got experience with growth, SEO, positioning, outreach and customer acquisition for startups and SaaS products, and Iโ€™m currently looking to get more involved on the commercial/growth side. The partner setup you describe sounds interesting, so happy to have a chat and see if thereโ€™s a fit.

  2. 1

    why not use AI agents running on cron jobs for this?

    1. 1

      There is AI in it โ€” at the authoring step. You describe the report in a sentence, the model sees only the catalogue (table and column names, never a row) and returns a Setiry plan rather than SQL, which the same parser the canvas uses validates before anything runs. Nothing is saved until a person reads it.

      The schedule is the delivery step, and there I want the opposite of an agent. Many of these drop CSV/Parquet onto SFTP overnight โ€” they're a feed into someone's warehouse. If a model regenerates the query each night, the column set can drift, and a feed whose schema changes on a Tuesday is broken. Once the plan is approved it's frozen, so "why did the number change?" is always a question about the data, never about the query.

      Cron was the easy part anyway. The work was firing in the org's timezone, running the query once and fanning it out to both mail and SFTP rather than twice, and recording why a 4am drop failed.

      Model on the way in, something predictable on the way out.

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    Hi, I am very curious about your product and your plan. I have experienced B2B and have will to find customers.

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    The strongest signal is the founder explicitly recognizing that product progress and commercial progress are now separate problems. The real question is whether the two products have enough existing demand for a growth partner to amplify rather than having to create the market from scratch.

  5. 1

    Hey Muhammet!

    This site is a bit new to me and I'm not seeing a way to DM you directly here. I have a strong background in contact center operations and would love to chat about Setiry and Krino. What is the best way to send you a message?