This analysis determines if a 100-user Micro-SaaS can financially support both a solo founder and a full-time nanny. We examine the required MRR, tax implications, and operational trade-offs unique to this dual-role constraint.
A 100-user Micro-SaaS can become a net financial loss for a solo founder with a stable remote job when the additional income pushes them into a higher tax bracket, creating a marginal tax rate over 100%.
This analysis determines the monthly revenue a solo founder needs from a 100-user Micro-SaaS to live comfortably as an expat in 2026. It compares targets to local professional salaries and details operational trade-offs for key destinations.