#1
I Make $60K/Month From the Most Boring SaaS on the Internet
Starter Story
Top 5 business videos
Five picks per category, so you spend less time searching. Curated from trusted channels, ranked by YouTube views.
SaaS
Top 5Could software become your business?
5 videos shown. Explore the decisions behind building, selling and operating a software business.
#2
Tips For Technical Startup Founders | Startup School
Y Combinator
#3
I Built A Micro-Version Of A $1B SaaS. Now I Make $50K/Month
Starter Story
#4
I make $32K/month from 3 simple, boring websites
Starter Story
#5
How We Built a $1.5M ARR SaaS With 3 People and $0 in Ad Spend
MicroConf
Learning notes
Exploring a software business? Follow the customer problem beyond the demo: how often it occurs, why someone keeps paying, and what support delivery requires. Compare the product and route to customers. Revenue headlines alone do not tell you about operating costs, retention or the work needed to run the service.
Try this next
Describe one recurring task for one customer group. Check the problem with them before committing to a product, then explore Pricing & Offers.
Most viewed among the videos selected for this collection.
Collected: Oct 1, 2026. Refresh due: Oct 2, 2026. Expires: Oct 31, 2026.
A smaller, more useful shelf
How it works.
A focused starting point for learning about business. Choose the question that matters to you, then take the next step.
Curated, then ranked
Each category draws from a selected set of business channels. We show up to five eligible videos, ranked by their YouTube view counts at the last completed collection. Most viewed among the videos selected for this collection. Ties use publication date (newest first), then video ID. Discovery coverage may be partial even after a successful update; dates and coverage appear alongside the collection.
Explore the sources ↗A question comes first
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Room for the full story
Most categories include long videos of 8 minutes or more. Millionaire Interviews is a separate collection of short interviews under 8 minutes. “Short interviews” is our editorial description. YouTube Shorts status stays unverified unless independently confirmed; duration alone does not identify the platform format.
English. With context.
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The people behind the ideas
Our sources.
Selected channels with different perspectives on starting, running, and growing a business. Each category uses a relevant subset.
Source selection does not imply affiliation or endorsement. Pending and unresolved sources are not verified for publication. Watch selected videos here in the official YouTube player, or use the secondary YouTube link.
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