SaaSyConsulting first, product second
SaaSy started inside SaaSy Solutions LLC, a woman-owned consulting shop that builds and runs automation for small businesses. The platform is the tooling we kept rebuilding for clients — customer records, invoicing, payroll, compliance calendars, hiring — finally shipped as one system instead of five engagements.
That history shapes the product. Every workflow on this site was first done by hand for a real company, which is why the demo data looks like a Tuesday instead of a pitch deck.
Built by people you can actually call
SaaSy is built by a small, founder-led team at SaaSy Solutions LLC, a woman-owned business. It started as tooling we built for our own consulting clients and grew into the platform we now run in the open. No ticket queue, no offshore handoff — onboarding calls are with the people who wrote the code.
Macon Wright
Founder & CEO
Technology entrepreneur and founder of SaaSier Inc., the portfolio behind SaaSy Solutions LLC. She sets SaaSy's direction: software that does the work for the people who actually run small businesses.
Ray Clanan
CTO
20+ years designing and building scalable platforms, from enterprise systems to multi-tenant SaaS. He leads SaaSy's architecture, and created MockForge, the open-source mocking platform.
What we hold ourselves to
Software that does the work
Most tools hand you a chart of the problem. SaaSy's agents chase the deadline, score the account, and draft the follow-up — then put a number on what it was worth.
Honest about where we are
We're in open beta. No invented logo wall, no rented testimonials. You get the real state of the product on a call, and real product in the app.
Your data stays yours
Encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated per account, and exportable or deletable on request. GDPR-ready by design, not by disclaimer.
Priced so small teams can win
Flat plans, no per-seat games. Hiring should grow your business, not your software bill.
Reach a human
Product questions, fit questions, or a second opinion on your current stack — the same people answer all three.