Last updated on October 13th, 2025 at 07:52 pm
How in the world do you get fresh ideas to build something actually profitable online?
Because let’s be honest — scrolling aimlessly on YouTube or TikTok hoping for a “million-dollar idea” rarely works.
So instead, let me show you 16 websites I personally use to get inspired, create real projects, and actually make money online.
Ready? Let’s roll.
💰 1. BoringCashCow.com
This one’s wild.
If you’ve ever dreamed of building a simple SaaS tool that prints cash while you sleep — this website is your home base.
Here you’ll find hundreds of simple but super-profitable SaaS examples.
Stuff like:
– Removing image backgrounds
– AI writing checkers
– Social post generators
– Custom calendars
They look boring, right?
But they earn like crazy every single month.
👉 Real Example: Someone saw a “remove background” idea there, coded a small tool, priced it at $5/month, and boom — recurring income.
So go scroll through PouringCashCow, pick one that clicks with you, and build your own version.
🎥 2. EyeCanndy.com
If you’re into filmmaking, YouTube, or editing — this one’s for you.
EyeCandy is like your visual playground.
Camera tricks, cinematic angles, color transitions… all the juicy stuff that makes your videos look like a Netflix scene.
👉 Here’s what you do:
- Watch a cool trick → try recreating it.
- Record a behind-the-scenes tutorial.
- Sell your video LUTs or editing presets afterward.
Easy, right? You get inspired and make money at the same time.
📌 3. Pinterest.com
Ah, Pinterest — the idea machine.
You can get ideas for literally everything here —
Landing pages, posters, thumbnails, even brand vibes.
👉 Pro tip:
Search “landing page inspiration” or “ebook cover design.”
Save 10-15 you love, then recreate them in your own style using Canva or Figma.
Next thing you know, you’ve got your own template pack to sell on Etsy or Gumroad.
That’s how you turn inspiration into income.
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🎨 4. Dribble.com
Designers’ paradise.
Whether it’s logos, UI/UX, product design — this site will make you wanna start designing instantly.
👉 Real Example:
A guy browsed Dribbble, saw a real-estate landing page, redesigned it in Webflow, and started selling templates for $49.
Now he earns more in passive income than at his 9-to-5.
Go study what’s trending there.
Then build your version with your niche twist.
✨ 5. Behance.net
Dribbble’s cousin.
But here, you’ll find a mix of high-end creative portfolios —
3D artists, illustrators, motion designers, and visual storytellers.
👉 What to do:
- Follow styles that blow your mind.
- Recreate them using your own flavor.
- Upload your projects to Behance.
- Add a “Hire Me” or “Buy My Templates” button.
Simple strategy that brings real clients.
🛍️ 6. CreativeFabrica.com
Now this one’s a mix of a marketplace + idea goldmine.
You can find thousands of ready-to-use designs, fonts, and digital files here.
But here’s the trick — don’t just buy.
Study what sells.
👉 Example:
You see “boho t-shirt bundle” trending?
Cool — design your own version using Canva or Midjourney.
Then sell it on Etsy or CreativeFabrica itself.
That’s how you ride the trend instead of chasing it.
🧠 7. TED.com
If your brain ever feels dry — TED talks are like an espresso shot for your creativity.
Watch a few talks in your niche — marketing, habits, tech — and let your mind wander.
👉 Real move:
A guy watched a TED talk on habits, then made a Notion template called “Atomic Habits Tracker.”
Sold over 2,000 copies.
Sometimes, a single 10-minute video is all you need to spark a product idea.
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🖥️ 8. Mobbin.com
Looking to build your own SaaS dashboard or website layout?
Mopin is your design buffet.
You’ll find stunning app UIs, landing page concepts, and sleek layouts you can copy, tweak, and use for your next project.
Perfect for web developers and UI designers.
🏆 9. Awwwards.com
(Yes bro, it’s spelled like that 😅)
It’s the Oscars of web design.
Here you’ll see the world’s most beautiful websites — and exactly what makes them pop.
👉 How to use it:
- Study animations, hero sections, fonts.
- Copy the structure, not the exact design.
- Build your own version for your brand or client.
Clients love “award-style” designs — and they pay top dollar for them.
⚡ 10. Godly.website
Man, this one’s insane.
Godly showcases unique homepage designs from all kinds of industries —
Fitness, fashion, interior design, SaaS, etc.
Pick one layout → recreate it → feed it to ChatGPT or your developer to build your version.
Done.
You’ve got yourself a stunning homepage idea ready to roll.
💻 11. Saspo.com
If you’re into SaaS or web apps, Saspo is another solid tool chest of UI ideas.
Just scroll, screenshot, and note what makes each page convert.
👉 Then use it to:
- Design your own SaaS homepage.
- Sell SaaS templates.
- Or pitch redesigns to existing apps.
🧩 12. Lapa.ninja
The ninja of landing pages.
This site curates real Webflow and Framer pages so you can see what’s trending right now.
👉 Example:
Find a Framer page you like → rebuild it → sell as a template on Gumroad or Framer Marketplace.
That’s how you turn browsing into business.
🛒 13. Ecom.design
If you’re running a Shopify store (or planning to), Ecom.design will blow your mind.
You’ll see tons of real store designs — from luxury skincare to tech gadgets.
👉 What to do:
Take note of layouts, product pages, and checkout flows.
Then recreate them for your store or clients.
That’s how ecom designers charge $1,000+ per page.
🌐 14. SiteSpire.com
It’s like a mini-Pinterest but for web pages only.
Use it when you need inspiration for your home page, about page, or even portfolio design.
Mix and match sections you love, then launch your own version fast.
💬 15. Reddit.com
Ah yes — the land of brutally honest opinions.
Reddit is where real people talk about real problems.
And guess what? Every problem = a business idea.
👉 Here’s the play:
- Search your niche (e.g. “freelancers,” “small business,” “AI tools”).
- Read what people complain about.
- Build something that fixes that.
That’s where most million-dollar SaaS ideas are born.
❓ 16. Quora.com
If Reddit is the barbershop, Quora is the classroom.
It’s full of questions that reveal what people want right now.
👉 So go search “best AI tools for content creators,”
then create a blog, video, or product answering that exact question.
You’ll never run out of content ideas again.
🎨 17. DeviantArt.com
For all my artists, this one’s your inspiration kingdom.
You’ll find digital art, photography, cosplay, 3D renders — everything.
Use it to spark your next poster, print, or digital product.
Sell your creations as wall art, printables, or NFT art if that’s your vibe.
🪄 18. Ideogram.com
Last but definitely not least — Ideogram.
It’s one of the top AI image generators out there.
But it’s not just for generating — it’s also for brainstorming.
👉 How to use it:
Type “vintage comic poster for coffee shop” → get 10 wild ideas → recreate the best one with your own tweaks → sell it.
Design faster, smarter, and profit sooner.
⚡ Final Words
These websites aren’t just random “inspo boards.”
They’re your secret library of money-making ideas.
Because here’s the truth —
You don’t need to invent something new.
You just need to find what already works… and make it better.
So go on, open a few of these tabs, pick your niche, and start building.
And remember:
It’s not about being original.
It’s about being consistent.
You don’t need luck, bro — you just need a plan.
Hey! 👋 If this post saved you time, stress, or another “I give up” moment…
Do me a tiny favor? Share it with one friend who’s also grinding to make extra cash — but hates “guru” nonsense.
I don’t do fake scarcity, pop-ups, or “DM me for the secret.” Just real, messy, human advice.
When you share, you keep this blog alive… and help me afford more coffee (and fewer 3 a.m. panic sessions).
— Remon STS 💙
