For clarity: Would serving small, local-as-in-physical-businesses, all over
count? Or just local businesses that are physically local to you as the SaaS
company?

I run a SaaS co specifically for small business and contractors like myself -
the primary function being managing all / key aspects of small business workflow
within one application - drop me a line and I'll walk you through.

We should all jump on a Zoom call and get to know each other

I have a SaaS platform that supports small business. It is in pilot phase.

I have a saas that services small businesses

field service software for small businesses

We are serving local (and usually small) business - restaurants; it's kind of
ERP system, focus on delivery site of restaurants. Automation, replacing human
decisions, task scheduling, etc. So far few hundreds customers in Europe

We sell to restaurants

We provide simple scheduling software to maid services

We serve funeral homes. It’s definitely a different experience than running a
typical SaaS.

edit.org design for small businesses

We help service based businesses turn missed calls into bookings.

POS and Omni channel inventory management

100% us! We help business owners understand where their business needs attention
or where it is doing well. For free. Our target is accountants, however, we
offer a free package for accountants (or business owners) with up to 3 entities.

We run a SaaS-ish marketing platform for Tattoo artists. Retiring it in the near
future in favor of a smaller, less lucrative but also less support heavy
version. Massive feature reduction. Local smalls are frequently a large support
burden.

Had the same support issue with realtors too.

we run a few SaaS for small businesses and lead agencies alike. leadowl.com is
one we built that has over 20,000 clients