Ask HN: 当构建 SaaS 变得如此容易时,它的未来会怎样?

1作者: fbrncci7 个月前
在过去的 3-4 个月里,我注意到自己出现了一种模式:当我在 Y Combinator 上看到一个有趣的 SaaS 发布时,我会试用它,并且很喜欢。这些通常是更前沿的 AI 工具,实际上它们仍然只是具有代理能力的 LLM 包装器。我并不想贬低它们,因为它们常常能让我的职业生涯更顺畅、更容易。<p>但随着我使用它们的时间越来越长,我作为高级用户开始注意到它们越来越多的问题,并开始确切地了解它们是如何工作的。然后,通常在我的第一个月订阅到期之前;如果我发现它们有用,我就不会续订,而是花一个周末的时间,用 Cursor 或 VS Code 中最新的 SOTA LLM 来构建核心功能,然后就再也不用这个服务了。通常,即使作为高级用户,如果某个 SaaS 有 10-20 个功能,我真正需要的可能只有 5 个。然后我还可以添加 2-3 个他们永远不会构建的功能。<p>所以很自然地,我想知道,还有多少人也在这样做,以及这会对整个 SaaS 领域产生什么影响。
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In the past two 3-4 months, I noticed a pattern with myself, where I see an interesting SaaS being launched here on YC, I try it out and I like it. Often these are more cutting edge AI tools; which still are really just LLM wrappers with agentic capabilities. I don&#x27;t want to downplay them, as they are often products that make my professional life smoother and easier.<p>But the longer I use them, the more issues I notice with them through becoming a power-user and start to understand exactly how they work. Then usually before my first months subscription runs out; if I find them useful, I do not renew the subscription, but I spend a weekend with the latest SOTA LLM in Cursor or VCcode to build out the core capabilities for myself, and then never go back to the service. Often, even as a power-user, if some SaaS has 10-20 features, I really only need 5 of them. And then I can add 2-3 more that they wouldn&#x27;t ever build.<p>So quite naturally I am wondering, how many other people are doing this, and how this reflects on the whole SaaS landscape.