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10/08/2021

🏅15. Jason Fried (Basecamp, HEY.com)

Jason Fried is the Founder & CEO @Basecamp, the project management and team communication tool trusted by millions. Over an incredible 22 year journey, they have scaled to over 3.5M accounts and in 2020 they went back to being a multi-product company with the launch of their integrated email client & service, HEY.com. Jason is also the co-author of the widely acclaimed, REWORK (but also other books) and has also made several angel investments in the likes of Intercom, Gumroad and Hodinkee to name a few. Best place to find Jason: world.hey.com/jason —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://Simple.ink/

10/08/2021

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1 h 23 min
08/07/2021

🏅10. Emmanuel Straschnov (Bubble.io)

Emmanuel (https://twitter.com/estraschnov) is the Founder and Co-CEO of Bubble, a visual programming language for web and mobile applications whose goal is to make code obsolete. Born in Paris, Emmanuel studied computer science and mathematics at Ecole Polytechnique and received his MBA from Harvard Business School. Emmanuel is committed to breaking the economic limits of technology and devising solutions that enable innovation and product development without coding software. —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel

08/07/2021

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1 h 23 min
13/09/2021

21. Live AmA, AJ (Carrd.co): Accidentally bootstrapped Carrd to $1M ARR, 3m sites, and a funding round

AJ"s Bio, from their AmA Hi folks! I'm AJ, the guy behind random projects like HTML5 UP, Pixelarity, and for the last few years Carrd, a platform for creating one-page sites for pretty much anything (from personal profiles to landing pages to ... well, a whole bunch of use cases I never anticipated ;) Carrd began life back in 2015 as an experiment to see if I could tackle a big project (like a site builder) entirely on my own using skills I'd picked up from years of doing smaller projects. After months of work it finally launched on both Twitter and Product Hunt in early 2016 and despite having zero expectations it ... kind of blew up. Since then Carrd has grown into a platform that hosts over 3.3M sites (built by some 2.2M users), generates over $1M ARR, has become a popular tool in the no-code movement, and has even become something of a phenomenon among various subcultures. Despite all this, Carrd has remained lean (just me on product/dev and my now-cofounder Doni on operations/biz), profitable, and continues to grow organically without any paid marketing or advertising. We did, however, close on a small funding round earlier this year (which might sound weird given that we're profitable but we had our reasons -- happy to elaborate though). Anyway, ask me anything! PS: Use code RSAAS21 (or go to try.carrd.co/rsaas21) for 30% off your next Carrd Pro Upgrade or renewal —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://Simple.ink/notion-website-builder

13/09/2021

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1 h 24 min
25/06/2021

4. Live AmA, Fabrizio + Francesco: Our journey to $12k MRR, $3k in pre-sales (Mailbrew & Typefully)

Their bio Hi, my name is Francesco. My co-founder Fabrizio and I have been creating products on the Internet for the past 3 years. It has been a bumpy ride with many ups and downs, but lately, Mailbrew’s and Typefully’s growth has started to compound and we are blasting past some milestones that seemed HUGE as recently as 12 months ago: $12,000 MRR with Mailbrew $3,000 in pre-sales for our new product Typefully 💌 Mailbrew lets you unplug from the Internet with a personal daily newsletter. 🐦 Typefully makes you grow on Twitter by crafting tweets and threads in a distraction-free editor, scheduling them, and (soon) analyzing how they impact your account growth. What made it work for us? Crafting products with an insane level of quality Building an audience on Twitter by being an open startup. Keeping our heads down and improving our products every day. —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel

25/06/2021

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1 h 8 min
25/06/2021

1. Live AmA, Justin Jackson: I'm 40 years old and I finally bootstrapped Transistor.fm to millions in revenue

Timestamps + transcript, by @RohanKochhar. A Twitter thread with notes+lessons from this AmA, made by Elisheva Marcus (@Elisheva Marcus) —— Justin's Bio Hi, I'm Justin Jackson. I started in tech relatively late: I was 28 years old when I switched from the non-profit world, to working for a SaaS startup (2008). The week I started, I discovered Getting Real by 37signals, and it changed my whole perspective on building a business. After 10 years of building an audience, podcasting, blogging, and experimenting with other digital products, I finally launched a successful SaaS product with my friend Jon Buda: 🎙️ Transistor.fm – podcast hosting and analytics. Starting in 2018, we documented our whole journey on the Build your SaaS podcast. We launched August 2018, and by August 2019 both of us had quite our full-time gigs and were working on Transistor full-time. 🙌 Today, Transistor does millions in annual recurring revenue. Throughout the whole process, our focus has been the same: building a small, calm, profitable company. —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel

25/06/2021

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2 h y 40 min
16/03/2022

🏅 29. Brian Casel: How To Get Acquired 10 Times (ZipMessage.com)

Brian's bio Brian Casel is a serial founder who currently runs ZipMessage.com. In the past, they've built (and sold many of the following): ProcessKit, Big Snow Tiny Conf, Audience Ops, Productize, Thready, SunriseKPI, Ops Calendar, Restaurant Engine, Hotel Propeller, WP Bids, ThemeJam. Their website reads: I love the hard, creative work of designing products just as much as my mission to build a business that lasts. Join thousands and follow along. —— Links Brian's Twitter: https://twitter.com/CasJam Zip Message: https://zipmessage.com Brian's website: https://briancasel.com/ Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://Simple.ink/notion-forms/

16/03/2022

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1 h 50 min
08/07/2021

🏅12. Vlad Magdalin (Webflow.com)

Vlad's bio, courtesy of MakerPad: Vlad Magdalin is the founder and CEO of Webflow, a company that is working on empowering designers and entrepreneurs to design, build, and launch websites and applications without having to learn how to code. Webflow has grown to be the platform at the very heart of the no-code movement. You can start building on Webflow at https://webflow.com/ —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://Simple.ink/

08/07/2021

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1 h 23 min
19/08/2021

🏅17. Rohan Gilkes (/u/localcasestudy, Launch27)

Rohan's Bio Hi I'm Rohan, serial entrepreneur I guess, but as I've been building businesses I've done it through a ton of transparent case studies here on Reddit. On the SaaS front I started Launch27, a software company focused on small service businesses like home cleaning, lawncare etc. Bootstrapped it to almost $2 million a year and sold it in 2019. Happy to answer anything on the process. I'll be here for the next 3-4 hours. Proof: https://twitter.com/rohangilkes/status/1422247974193688578 —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://Simple.ink/

19/08/2021

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2 h 1 min
28/10/2021

🏅 26. Rob Walling (TinySeed, MicroConf, Drip.com)

Rob's bio (c/o Leadmore) Rob Walling sees himself as a maker and serial entrepreneur. These days he leads with three things: Startups for the Rest of Us, a podcast about bootstrapping SaaS companies, MicroConf, the oldest and largest community for bootstrapped SaaS founders, and TinySeed, the first accelerator designed for bootstrappers. Rob's Twitter: https://twitter.com/robwalling —— Links Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://Simple.ink/

28/10/2021

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1 h 24 min
21/04/2022

🏅 34. Josh Pigford (Maybe Finance, Baremetrics)

Josh Pigford Josh Pigford is a serial entrepreneur. He is the creator of Maybe.co, Baremetrics.io, Temper.io, PopSurvey.com, PugSpot, Tiny Farmstead and other little bits of internet stuff. Josh's most recent business is Maybe. Their website reads "In 2021 I founded Maybe where we're helping folks take control of their financial future. I also run Laser Tweets because we all need something ridiculous to do." —— Links Maybe Finance: https://maybe.co/ Josh's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shpigford Josh's Personal Website: https://joshpigford.com/ Reddit SaaS: https://www.reddit.com/r/saas My Twitter: https://twitter.com/chddaniel My product: https://simple.ink/notion-forms

21/04/2022

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48 min

SaaS Everything, from Ch Daniel - the 2 podcasts (and maybe more, in the future?) in one show

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🏅15. Jason Fried (Basecamp, HEY.com)

🏅10. Emmanuel Straschnov (Bubble.io)

21. Live AmA, AJ (Carrd.co): Accidentally bootstrapped Carrd to $1M ARR, 3m sites, and a funding round

4. Live AmA, Fabrizio + Francesco: Our journey to $12k MRR, $3k in pre-sales (Mailbrew & Typefully)

1. Live AmA, Justin Jackson: I'm 40 years old and I finally bootstrapped Transistor.fm to millions in revenue

🏅 29. Brian Casel: How To Get Acquired 10 Times (ZipMessage.com)

🏅12. Vlad Magdalin (Webflow.com)

🏅17. Rohan Gilkes (/u/localcasestudy, Launch27)

🏅 26. Rob Walling (TinySeed, MicroConf, Drip.com)

🏅 34. Josh Pigford (Maybe Finance, Baremetrics)

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