Solo SaaS Scope Fence

A Solo SaaS Scope Fence is a deliberate boundary that keeps a small product from expanding faster than one operator can support. It defines what the product will not automate, integrate, customize, or promise yet.

## Definition
The scope fence is not a lack of ambition. It is a published operating constraint: the product solves this narrow job, for this kind of user, under these assumptions. Anything outside the fence may still be interesting, but it is not allowed to become support burden by accident.

## Use Case
It helps when a solo builder receives adjacent feature requests: custom roles, team billing, importers, white-label pages, webhook variants, or enterprise controls. Each may be valid, but adding them too early changes the product shape and support profile.

## Boundary
A scope fence should not become an excuse to ignore real user pain. If the same out-of-scope request appears repeatedly from the target audience, the fence may need to move. The key is that the movement should be explicit, not the result of one urgent support thread.

## Practical Interpretation
Keep a visible “not yet” list beside the roadmap. The list should include the reason: too much support load, unclear demand, security review needed, pricing mismatch, or bad fit for the current user. This makes product restraint easier to defend.

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