I created a SaaS that makes entrepreneurs

My SaaS doesn't literally create entrepreneurs, but in October my co-founder and I released a membership tool called FramerAuth that enables creators to seamlessly integrate membership features and paywalls on their Framer website.

Our tool can be compared to popular membership tools like Outseta, Memberstack, or Memberspace for the Webflow community. What makes our product unique is how niche-specific it is. Our auth is created specifically for Framer and sales are completed through Lemon Squeezy - all with no code.

The core idea was to enable creators to protect and monetize their digital content easily. Whether it's download buttons, videos, entire pages, or courses, FramerAuth lets creators lock content behind a membership paywall seamlessly.

Since launching, we've been amazed by the creative and innovative ways users have adopted FramerAuth. For instance, Items is a site that uses our product to sell access to a library of design assets generated via Midjourney. He posted a $1.5k profit on launch day alone and has been going strong with new updates and slowly increasing his offering.

Or the Easlo Library which offers customers access to premium Notion templates for $300-$380 per sale.

These stories not only validate our work but also inspire us to continue improving.

I have to say it feels amazing to be able to support independent creators to sell their digital products seamlessly. It also is ideal for me, as I've been an online entrepreneur for the past 10 years so I understand our customers and feel rewarded by helping them grow their business because I've been where they are many times.

We’re still at the beginning of our journey with FramerAuth, but the early successes and the potential to support more independent creators are what keep us going. We are still a new company and have a long way to go but our early adopters truly have been fantastic.

If you’re curious, or perhaps even looking to explore new ways to monetize your digital content, I’d love for you to check out FramerAuth. More than anything, I hope our journey and the creation of our tool can inspire you, just as I've been inspired by so many of your stories.