AI has collapsed the cost of building software.
What used to take a team of engineers weeks now takes solo builder days.
With tools like Cursor and Claude, anyone can turn an idea into a working product almost instantly.
We are entering an era where every developer — and increasingly, every non-technical creator — can become a micro-SaaS founder.
Millions of niche products will be created in the next few years.
SaaS is no longer just for companies. It’s for individuals.
But something fundamental is broken.
You can ship code tonight.
Why can’t you charge $1 tomorrow?
The $1K Ceiling
Most products don’t fail because they can’t be built.
They fail because they can’t be commercialized.
99.99% of builders are stuck at $0 revenue.
No entity.
No bank account.
No payments.
No structured growth.
Even among those who break through and reach $1K MRR, most stall there. Manual operations pile up. There are no growth systems. No automation. No leverage.
The path from idea → product is instant.
The path from product → business is fragmented, slow, and exhausting.
Founders are forced to become:
- A lawyer
- An accountant
- A performance marketer
- An affiliate manager
- An influencer coordinator
- A CFO
…before they can even test whether someone will pay.
This is backwards.
If AI has made building software effortless, commercialization should move at the same speed.
In the AI Era, Products Build Themselves. Mizu Makes Them Grow.
Mizu is the operating system for revenue.
It is the CMO and CFO for AI-native founders — an active commercialization agent that plans, executes, and iterates your revenue engine.
When you build with Mizu:
You incorporate in minutes.
Your entity is formed.
Your EIN is issued within two business days.
Bank accounts are provisioned automatically through embedded FBO infrastructure.
Payment service providers are integrated natively into your flow.
No vendor hopping.
No operational fragmentation.
Then Mizu gets to work.
It connects to your codebase.
It analyzes your product.
It connects to your payment data.
It understands your funnel.
It reads your public distribution channels.
And then it does what most founders struggle to do alone:
It proposes an executable commercialization plan.
Technical SEO.
Landing page optimization.
Paid ads strategy.
Affiliate system setup.
Influencer program management.
Rebate structures.
Tracking architecture.
You approve.
Mizu executes.
Landing pages are built.
Tracking is embedded.
Affiliate dashboards go live.
Influencers onboard directly into your system.
Content performance is measured.
Payout schedules are automated (with approval).
Campaign budgets are reallocated based on performance.
Pricing experiments are suggested.
And the system iterates.
You focus on building the product.
Mizu runs the business.
Idea → Revenue in 48 Hours
Our belief is simple:
If software creation has near-zero marginal cost, commercialization must approach zero friction.
A founder should be able to go from idea to revenue in 48 hours.
Not weeks.
Not after setting up five vendors.
Not after learning tax law.
Not after manually tracking influencers in spreadsheets.
Commercials should be the default.
Building the Foundation
We are not starting from theory.
Mizu’s incorporation flow is fully self-serve.
Wyoming LLCs are formed seamlessly.
EINs are issued within two business days.
The experience is comparable to Stripe Atlas — without friction.
Over 100 businesses have already incorporated through Mizu.
Behind the scenes, we’ve built the data ingestion layer that powers our intelligence center — tracking distribution signals and summarizing activity across curated networks.
We are AI-native builders ourselves.
We’ve built developer platforms used by millions.
We’ve built security-first financial infrastructure at federal standards.
We understand how builders ship — and where they stall.
Mizu exists because we have lived the gap between product and business.
The Trillion-Dollar Equation
AI is creating millions of builders.
Most will never break the $1K ceiling.
But if commercialization becomes programmable — if growth, payments, and financial operations are embedded into the product lifecycle — the ceiling disappears.
This is not another growth tool.
Not another affiliate dashboard.
Not another payment wrapper.
Mizu is the layer between product and business.
Cursor builds the product.
Mizu builds the business.
And when commercialization becomes default, a new class of $1M solo founders emerges.
That is the shift.
That is 2026.
If You’re Building
If you’re building with AI.
If you’ve shipped but haven’t scaled.
If you’ve hit $1K and stalled.
If you believe commercialization should move as fast as coding —
Build with Mizu.
Let’s make commercial the default.
