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Debt Covenants for SaaS Founders: How They Work and What to Check
A debt covenant is a promise your company makes in a financing agreement, such as keeping a financial metric above a stated level, sending reports, or getting consent before taking…
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SaaS Customer Success Strategy: Metrics, Examples & Best Practices
Delivering a unique, reasonably priced, and in-demand product is not enough to delight and retain clients. Leveraging your customer experience…
SaaS Pricing Page Examples: Designs That Convert Visitors to Customers
For SaaS companies, it’s essential to have an appealing website in order to attract customers, and one of the most…
SaaS Accounting: The Complete Guide to Revenue Recognition, Metrics & Compliance
SaaS accounting is how software-as-a-service companies record and report their finances: on the accrual basis, with subscription revenue recognized over…
Founderpath is Tekpon’s Best FinTech Software for 2022!
2022 was a big year for Founderpath – we deployed $95m+ to Bootstrapped and capital efficient SaaS founders to help…
Accounting for Startups: How to Set Up Your Financial Foundation
Accounting for startups isn’t glamorous, but it’s the difference between a business that scales and one that runs out of…
SaaS SEO Implementation: Step-by-Step Strategy for Startups
As a new SaaS startup, it’s essential to build your online presence to attract new customers and make sales –…
Successful Project Management: How it Benefits Your SaaS
As a SaaS founder, we understand that your time is probably taken up by fixing server issues, integrating new software,…
Top 9 resources for Bootstrapped SaaS founders in 2023
Use these resources from SaaS founders with $1m-$10m+ in revenue in your 2023 planning.
Why Report SaaS is So Important (and the Metrics You Should Track)
Report SaaS companies collect, analyse and leverage SaaS business’ data, affording these businesses greater visibility into their performance. This allows…
SaaS Founder Advice: Strategic Insights for Scaling Your Startup
2022 brought significant challenges – from rising interest rates to political turmoil and significant market contractions. SaaS was not immune. Valuations continue to decline significantly, leaving the venture capital market sidelined for now. Though the impact to Bootstrapped SaaS companies has been less noticeable. Focusing on capital efficiency puts them in a strong, albeit not guaranteed, position. Expect more uncertainty in 2023. Founders should operate as though capital markets will remain closed and there will be a reduction in demand for software. Maximize your company's ability to survive by avoiding these mistakes as you finish 2023 planning.
How to Build a Successful Micro SaaS Business
A micro SaaS is a small software-as-a-service business that solves one specific problem for a niche audience. It is usually…
SaaS Growth Rate: Proven Tactics to Accelerate Your Business
SaaS growth rate is the percentage change in a software company’s recurring revenue over a period, usually annual recurring revenue…