Definitional, citation-ready
Indie SaaS business-term glossary.
Canonical definitions for the non-Brunson, non-formula SaaS terminology indie founders run into — PMF, ICP, GTM, MoR, NPS, TAM/SAM/SOM, ACV, MVP. Each page covers the short definition, the longer context, how to operationalize the concept, the common misuse, and what good looks like for indie SaaS.
Distinct from /glossary (Brunson-method funnel terminology) and /saas-metric (numerical metrics with formulas).
Go-to-market
- PMF — Product-market fit is the state where a product satisfies a specific market well enough that demand exceeds the team's ability to deliver — measured by retention, organic growth, and customer behavior.
- ICP — An Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) is a specific named description of the customer your product is best for — who they are, what they do, what they pay, and why they stay.
- GTM — Go-to-market (GTM) is the structured plan for how a product reaches its target customer — combining product, marketing, sales, and customer success into one coherent motion.
Product
Operations
Market sizing
Customer success
Legal & financial
Pair definitions with the metric pages
Many terms here connect to specific metrics with formulas. The cross-links from each detail page resolve there.