Problem & Idea

Founders often want to take money-backed pre-orders before investing months of engineering or manufacturing work.
Current choices:

• Large crowdfunding platforms (Kickstarter, Indiegogo) – heavy, expensive, public, approval process.
• DIY: Stripe Checkout + Webflow/Landing-page + Airtable/Zapier – technical, time-consuming, fragile for non-coders.
• Gumroad / Paddle – aimed at digital goods; limited inventory caps & goal-based auto-refunds.
• Shopify pre-order plug-ins – require Shopify subscription and are e-commerce-centric, not idea-validation-centric.

A "PreSell Pages" SaaS that gives a 2-minute, no-code page with:

• Stripe / PayPal payment (auth & later capture, or immediate charge + auto-refund if goal not met)
• Wait-list mode (collect emails only)
• Hard / soft caps (e.g., 200 units or $10k target)
• One-click export of buyer shipping details once you’re ready to fulfil
  addresses the gap.

Evidence of Interest

• Reddit thread r/Entrepreneur “preselling tool” (Dec-2017) – 50+ upvotes, 40+ comments asking for such a service or giving partial solutions.
• Indie-hackers, Makerlog, Twitter threads repeatedly show makers asking “How...