services I just launched the waitlist for my SaaS project would love honest feedback

[domainrolls]

Hey everyone


I’ve been quietly building a tool called Dometrik an all-in-one dashboard to help founders, makers, and domain flippers manage ideas, track domains, analyze opportunities, and stay organized.
It started as a personal tool, but it grew into something bigger, so I finally decided to put a public waitlist online.

I’m still super early in the journey, and before I push further, I’d love some honest feedback from people who actually build things:

• Does the waitlist page feel clear?
• Does the idea itself make sense?
• Anything missing or confusing?

If you’re curious or want to follow the progress, here’s the waitlist link: dometrik.com


I’m happy to answer any questions about the build, the stack, or the concept.
Thanks to anyone who takes a minute to check it really appreciate it

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

Looks nice.

How is it better than the other 10+ services/tools offering the same things?

That's the challenge.

 

[domainrolls]

Looks nice.

How is it better than the other 10+ services/tools offering the same things?

That's the challenge.

Totally fair question. Most tools give you a score
Dometrik focuses on why a domain is valuable and how it compares to similar real sales.

The goal isn’t to replace the market, but to give creators small, fast, and transparent insights rather than generic ‘AI guesses.’

 

[AEProgram]

page looks clean but at the minimum show users 5 examples of domains and a report for each.

 

[Mader]

Looks good enough for an MVP. I have been thinking around the same idea myself but after fixing all my AI prompts and finally started getting a real and constant valuations, I came to the decision that it is not worth building a public tool.

One small correction on your lander that you may want to address is that you state "The Problem" (in the icon boxes) but you do not have "The Solution" clearly stated. Which breaks the logic.

Less friction, more money.

 

[domainrolls]

Looks good enough for an MVP. I have been thinking around the same idea myself but after fixing all my AI prompts and finally started getting a real and constant valuations, I came to the decision that it is not worth building a public tool.

One small correction on your lander that you may want to address is that you state "The Problem" (in the icon boxes) but you do not have "The Solution" clearly stated. Which breaks the logic.

Less friction, more money.

Thanks for the insight .
I’ll update the flow so ‘The Solution’ is clearly defined.

Totally get your point about not making it public and I’m exploring it because I think there’s still room for a transparent, simple valuation layer that doesn’t rely on heavy prompt-engineering.
Either way, appreciate the feedback helps me improve the MVP

 

[domainrolls]

page looks clean but at the minimum show users 5 examples of domains and a report for each.

Totally agree showing examples is super helpful
I’m keeping it minimal to test the flow first, but adding 5 domain reports is definitely on the roadmap