Sub-$500 MRR SaaS projects are a waste of time. Sell or shut down.

Completely ignores pricing strategy. If you charge $5/mo, hitting $500 MRR requires 100 users. If you charge $100/mo, you only need 5. A B2B tool takes much longer to build and sell than a consumer micro-tool.

Hard agree. Most indie hackers use "patience" as an excuse for building something nobody wants to pay for. If you can't find 10–20 people willing to pay $25/mo in half a year, your product is a hobby, not a business. Stop falling in love with your code and kill the project.

Absolute nonsense. SaaS isn't a get-rich-quick scheme. Some of the best bootstrapped products took 1–2 years of slow organic grind just to hit $1k MRR, and now they make $50k+/month. If everyone quit at 6 months, half the tools we use today wouldn't exist. You're confusing product-market fit with aggressive growth hacking.