Small B2B Is Dying, Founders Debate: Consumer Products Are the Better AI-Era Bet
daniel_nguyenx · x · 2026-09-17
ivesparrowai declares the B2B vs B2C debate over: consumer products make more money, small B2B is dying, and what remains will be large operationally heavy solutions, integrators, and harness-as-a-service. He suggests betting on mobile/web apps, communities, fintech, health, entertainment, dating and media (not gaming).
danielnguyenx amplifies the claim, noting multiple founders are saying small B2B businesses are dying — a rising anxiety about AI squeezing independent SaaS.
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