The SaaS Podcast - Real Lessons on Growing Profitable SaaS
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Inbound Marketing That Grew a Fintech SaaS to $100M
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Founder-Led Sales to $1 Million ARR With Just 10 Customers
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Rick Knudtson (Workshop): The email signal he ignored for 9 months
September 3, 2026 · 48 minNine months in. Close to zero customers. He was ready to hand the money back to investors. Rick Knudtson had already sold one company, so Workshop started with the idea he found interesting: an intranet. Customers kept telling him to fix…
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Selling Before Building: $1M ARR in Six Months
August 27, 2026 · 47 minTen thousand ads, all built by hand. Julius Körfgen left that grind to build Uplane, software that automates it, then sold to his first customers before writing a line of code. Uplane reached a million dollars in ARR in about six months…
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Enterprise Sales With No Product: Landing a Big Four Customer
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Featherless AI: When Your Weekend Experiment Makes More Than Your Startup
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Stuck at $50K ARR for 5 Years. Now $1.5M With AI Agents.
July 23, 2026 · 47 minFive years at $50K ARR. Ten failed projects. Lending the business money out of his own bank account. George Georgiadis came close to shutting Happier Leads down. Instead he broke through the revenue plateau and reached $1.5M ARR with zero…
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50 Cents a Pool: The Pricing Model Behind a SaaS Exit
July 16, 2026 · 54 minRon Hash bootstrapped Skimmer, software for pool service companies, to over $1 million in ARR and 1,500 customers with zero paid marketing, then sold it. His SaaS pricing was the engine: 50 cents per serviced pool with a $29 minimum, when…
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He demoted his SaaS to sell a service and 4x'd revenue in 12 months
July 9, 2026 · 55 minSix years of grinding, and SaaS churn kept capping his growth: win a customer, lose a customer, repeat. Then one pricing call flipped everything. Farzad Rashidi pivoted Respona to a done-for-you service-as-software model and 4x'd in twelve…
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How Danny Jenkins Bootstrapped ThreatLocker From $150K Debt to $200M
July 2, 2026 · 51 minDanny Jenkins was $150,000 in credit card debt with zero paying customers 18 months into building his bootstrapped startup. An accelerator told him to quit. He ignored the advice and built ThreatLocker into a cybersecurity company…

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