saas-founders
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SaaS Club asks the expensive questions.
Omer Khan has spent twelve years asking software founders what actually worked. SaaS Club turns their wrong turns, first sales and uncomfortable decisions into something the next founder can use.
Build a business. Keep your life.
Startups for the Rest of Us makes a case for profitable software companies that serve their founders. Sixteen years in, its most useful subject is still the awkward distance between building something and getting someone to pay for it.
Build a business. Keep your life.
The Bootstrapped Founder turns Arvid Kahl’s experience of building and selling a SaaS into a practical education business. Its most useful lesson is how much success can cost the person doing the succeeding.
Min-Kyu Jung Left the Law, Learned to Code, and Found the Real Product Was Trust
The Ivo co-founder turned a lawyer's recurring annoyance into contract software for enterprise legal teams. His playbook: listen obsessively, move quickly, and make every machine judgment legible.
Maarten Masschelein Is Making Bad Data Someone’s Job
The Soda co-founder has spent his career turning silent data failures into visible, shared work. His method is less about dashboards than about focus, accountability, and giving every data user a seat at the table.