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5 Interesting Learnings from Weave at $130,000,000 in ARR

SaaStr

Weave started off as a dental ERP and comms platform (including VoIP / phone), and then expanded beyond that as it scaled. ” But it’s also a reminder how hard it is to combine services, hardware and software and make money from SMBs. #3. 907 employees at IPO, so about $150,000 revenue per employee.

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How to build a successful embedded payments strategy | Ep 33

Payrix

Software companies embark on their embedded payments journey only to discover they’ve underestimated the complexity that’s involved and struggle to launch. If you’re thinking about Embedded Payments for your platform, make time to listen to this episode of the PayFAQ Embedded Payments podcast.

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SaaS Financial Plan 2.0

The Angel VC

As I wrote in the original post: It's a simple plan for an early-stage SaaS startup with a low-touch sales model – a company which markets a SaaS solution via its website, offers a 30 day free trial, gets most of its trial users organically and through online marketing and converts them into paying customer with very little human interaction.

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5 Things to Know About Running a Capital Efficient Software Company

SaaSX

For many startup software companies (and their founders), an early capital-efficient approach to growth can make a huge difference in the long run. It can make the difference between needing to make deep cuts when the business climate gets rocky versus making slight adjustments. Revenue per Employee. What Is Capital Efficiency?

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There’s more than one path to $100 million

The Angel VC

UIpath, the wildly successful robotic process automation solution out of Romania, is on a similar trajectory. The main reason is that your customer acquisition costs are highly front-loaded. Let’s say you have a CAC payback time of 12 months, i.e. your fully-loaded customer acquisition costs equal 12 months of gross profit.

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Financial planning for SaaS startups

The Angel VC

It's a simple plan for an early-stage SaaS startup with a low-touch sales model – a company which markets a SaaS solution via its website, offers a 30 day free trial, gets most of its trial users organically and through online marketing and converts them into paying customer with very little human interaction. If you like it, tweet it! ]

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There’s more than one path to $100 million

Point Nine Land

UIpath, the wildly successful robotic process automation solution out of Romania, is on a similar trajectory. The main reason is that your customer acquisition costs are highly front-loaded. Let’s say you have a CAC payback time of 12 months, i.e. your fully-loaded customer acquisition costs equal 12 months of gross profit.