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85score

r/nocode

SaaS subscription (tiered by number of scenarios/operations)

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Make.com Automated Backup & Version Control SaaS

A dedicated micro-SaaS that connects to Make.com via API to provide automated daily backups, unlimited version history, and one-click restoration of scenarios. This solves the acute fear of permanent data loss caused by Make's 60-day limit and lack of deleted scenario recovery.

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Discovered Mar 30, 2026

Score Breakdown

Pain Intensity8/10

Willingness to Pay8/10

Ease of Build7/10

Sustainability5/10

Differentiation

Our angle

There is a significant gap in 'picks and shovels' infrastructure for the no-code ecosystem itself, specifically regarding enterprise-grade DevOps (backups, versioning, cross-platform migration) and unified AI agent orchestration.

Community Voices

Real quotes from Reddit comments that inspired this opportunity

“If you’ve ever worried about accidentally breaking or deleting a Make.com scenario”
“You get version history, but only for the last 60 days — and if a scenario gets deleted, it’s gone for good.”

Action Plan

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Headline

Make.com Automated Backup & Version Control SaaS

Sub-headline

Who It's For

For No-code agencies, freelance automation experts, and SMB operations managers using Make.com.

Feature List

✓ Automated daily scenario backups ✓ Unlimited version history retention ✓ One-click restore for deleted or broken blueprints ✓ Visual diff tool to see changes between versions

Social Proof

“If you’ve ever worried about accidentally breaking or deleting a Make.com scenario”— Reddit user, r/r/nocode

“You get version history, but only for the last 60 days — and if a scenario gets deleted, it’s gone for good.”— Reddit user, r/r/nocode

Where to Validate

Share your landing page in r/r/nocode — that's exactly where these pain points were discovered.