Faceless micro-SaaS system for employed professionals. Build $4K/mo without quitting
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https://invisibleexit.com/api/mcp3 tools · 428mssearch_freedom_calculatorCalculate your freedom number, the monthly recurring revenue needed to cover living expenses and optionally leave your job.Calculate your freedom number, the monthly recurring revenue needed to cover living expenses and optionally leave your job.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| salary | number | Your current annual salary |
| monthly_expenses | number | Your monthly living expenses |
search_side_business_guidesSearch side-business guides and micro-SaaS playbooks by topic.Search side-business guides and micro-SaaS playbooks by topic.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query | string | — |
validate_ideaValidate a micro-SaaS idea against 500+ scored blueprints. Get industry fit, revenue potential, and time-to-launch estimates.Validate a micro-SaaS idea against 500+ scored blueprints. Get industry fit, revenue potential, and time-to-launch estimates.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| idea* | string | — |
| industry | string | — |
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Faceless micro-SaaS system for employed professionals. Build $4K/mo without quitting
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