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What’s next for Fintech SaaS innovation?

Panintelligence

While there are no signs that innovation in Fintech SaaS is slowing down, vendors have never faced greater challenges. Yet, while times are tough, I’d argue we may be about to enter a golden age of Fintech SaaS innovation. So, how can vendors respond to this double-squeeze and what’s next for Fintech SaaS innovation?

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Holiday Specials: 2023 Cyber Weekend SaaS and Software Deals

FastSpring

In case you missed it, our recent 2023 SaaS and Software Holiday Spend Report highlights how, whether your business focuses on B2C, B2B, or both , SaaS and software Q4 sales bumps are significant around the globe. a financial software company founded in 2007 and based in Southern California. Deal: “ 50% off everything.

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In The Early Days, You Won’t Have Enough Customers. But Your Mini-Brand Will Come to Your Rescue.

SaaStr

The good news is if you get anywhere at all in SaaS in the early days, you’ll have a handful of customers. If you serve those customers well, and remain innovative — you most likely will build to and have a Mini-Brand. Because SaaS compounds. Remain innovative on the product side. Which is great.

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5 Interesting Learnings from UserTesting at $160,000,000 in ARR

SaaStr

So UserTesting is a case study on how great SaaS can be (innovating and creating a market leader, and driving it to $160m+ ARR) … and also hard SaaS can be. It’s not that easy out there in SaaS land these days, folks. These are still great times in SaaS. It makes you wonder.

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18 investors fueling Latin America’s SaaS superstars

SaaStock

As we showed you in the list of SaaS companies coming out of Latin America, the region has no shortage of SaaS superstars. It was SaaS that they were looking at. SaaS Investments: Pipefy, HeyDoctor. SaaS Investments: Gupy, idwall, meetime, Qulture rocks, Social Miner, and Teravoz. How did this come about, though?

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How Healthy is the SaaS IPO Market?

Tom Tunguz

In the 13 years that followed, many startups have followed their path to build innovative software that has transformed their respective industries and sectors. More than 15% of all software revenue is now generated by software as a service companies, and there are more than 50 publicly traded SaaS companies today. billion then to $1.1

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Ok, Google: Scale my SaaS business

Intercom, Inc.

? ?. Over a few decades, SaaS has evolved from a lofty concept to an integral part of the modern business landscape. In many respects, it’s now almost impossible to envisage a work environment that doesn’t rely on a SaaS product in some shape or form. Building successful SaaS companies in a rapidly evolving market.

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