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B2B SaaS moves fast, I tell you what actually matters!

Oct 3

The SaaS Premium Is Dead: Your Weekly Stack

A quick breakdown of the SaaS deals, shifts, and signals that actually matter. Each week, we unpack the five most important moves in B2B tech, from who's buying what, to where the smart money is going, and give you two immediate audits to run on your own stack. No corporate jargon, just the insight you need to build, invest, or compete smarter. MongoDB's CEO quit for Meta. SaaS valuations just got the memo too. Here's the Newsletter, if you prefer to read on the go: https://techstackbreakdown.substack.com/
Sep 28

How They Killed It: The Olive AI Story

Olive AI raised $850 million. Hit a $4 billion valuation. Signed up 900 hospitals. Backed by Tiger Global and General Catalyst. They were supposed to be the AI that finally fixed healthcare's biggest headache, the administrative chaos that costs the system billions every year. Then they quietly sold off their assets and disappeared. If you've ever wondered how a company with nearly a billion dollars and hundreds of customers can still manage to lose everything, this episode is your answer.
Sep 24

Context Is the Whole Game: Your Weekly Stack

A quick breakdown of the SaaS deals, shifts, and signals that actually matter. Each week, we unpack the five most important moves in B2B tech, from who's buying what, to where the smart money is going, and give you two immediate audits to run on your own stack. No corporate jargon, just the insight you need to build, invest, or compete smarter. A unicorn, a data hoard, and free AI employees on GitHub Here's the Newsletter, if you prefer to read on the go: https://techstackbreakdown.substack.com/
Sep 21

How They Killed It: The Bench Story

Bench was supposed to be the future of small business bookkeeping. $100 million raised, 35,000 paying customers and backed by Shopify and Bain Capital. With real human bookkeepers, powered by slick software, all for a flat monthly fee. Entrepreneurs loved it. Then, on December 27th, 2024 , Bench locked its doors. No warning, no data, just gone. Whether you're a founder, an operator, or just someone who loves a good cautionary tale, there's something in here for you. Hit play, learn from their mistakes, and build something that actually lasts.
Sep 17

The Interface Is Dissolving: Your Weekly Stack

A quick breakdown of the SaaS deals, shifts, and signals that actually matter. Each week, we unpack the five most important moves in B2B tech, from who's buying what, to where the smart money is going, and give you two immediate audits to run on your own stack. No corporate jargon, just the insight you need to build, invest, or compete smarter. Salesforce kills the UI, an Italian rollup buys Miro, and Microsoft's biggest patch ever. We unpack: Salesforce betting the keynote on killing the UI Salesforce's seven named AI agents (and what they mean for seat-based pricing) Bending Spoons acquiring Miro for $1.36B, the software rollup is real SAP's Patch Day: 19 vulnerabilities, one rated a perfect 10.0 Microsoft's record-breaking Patch Tuesday: 974 vulnerabilities in one day Here's the Newsletter, if you prefer to read on the go: https://techstackbreakdown.substack.com/
Sep 14

How They Killed It: The Jasper AI Story

Jasper AI was the golden child of the AI boom. $125 million raised, a $1.5 billion valuation, and 70,000 paying customers. They had Super Bowl ads, Times Square billboards, and a product that marketers loved. Then OpenAI dropped ChatGPT. For free. And Jasper... crumbled. If you're building in AI, raising money, or just love a good tech tragedy, this one's for you! Hit play, learn from their mistakes, and build something that actually lasts.
Sep 10

The Old Scoreboards Are Dying: Your Weekly Stack

A quick breakdown of the SaaS deals, shifts, and signals that actually matter. Each week, we unpack the five most important moves in B2B tech, from who's buying what, to where the smart money is going, and give you two immediate audits to run on your own stack. No corporate jargon, just the insight you need to build, invest, or compete smarter. Salesforce ditches the seat, Perfios wires up credit, and 91% of SaaS has a hidden flaw Five stories about the old ways of measuring, pricing, and securing software, quietly falling apart. We unpack: - Salesforce moving from seats to outcomes - Actionable predicting churn from operational data (not surveys) - Perfios running India's lending backbone on autonomous agents - India's IT giants redesigning work around AI - Cyber Chief catching 91% of vulnerabilities that annual pen tests miss Here's the Newsletter, if you prefer to read on the go: https://techstackbreakdown.substack.com/
Sep 7

How They Killed It: The InVision Story

InVision was the prototyping tool for designers. $350 million raised, $2 billion valuation and 7 million users with customers like Uber, Netflix, and Airbnb. They had it all, hype, funding, a product people loved. Then Figma showed up. And InVision... vanished. If you're building a product, raising money, or just love a good tech tragedy, this one's for you! Hit play, learn from their mistakes and build something that lasts.
Sep 3

The AI Tax Nobody's Talking About: Your Weekly Stack

A quick breakdown of the SaaS deals, shifts, and signals that actually matter. Each week, we unpack the five most important moves in B2B tech, from who's buying what, to where the smart money is going, and give you two immediate audits to run on your own stack. No corporate jargon, just the insight you need to build, invest, or compete smarter. Amazon buys a database team, Google kills your opt-out, and AI bills get a watchdog Here's the Newsletter, if you prefer to read on the go: https://techstackbreakdown.substack.com/
Aug 31

How They Killed It: The Fast Story

How does a company with $120 million in funding, Stripe as a lead investor, and a product people actually use, just completely collapse? In this episode of How They Killed It, we crack open the Fast autopsy. If you're building a SaaS company, this one's for you. Hit play, learn from their mistakes and build something that lasts.
Aug 27

The Plumbing Is the New Prize: Your Weekly Stack

A quick breakdown of the SaaS deals, shifts, and signals that actually matter. Each week, we unpack the five most important moves in B2B tech, from who's buying what, to where the smart money is going, and give you two immediate audits to run on your own stack. No corporate jargon, just the insight you need to build, invest, or compete smarter. A $43B buyout, a stake in dirt, and an elevator app that's actually smart Here's the Newsletter, if you prefer to read on the go: https://techstackbreakdown.substack.com/

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B2B SaaS moves fast, I tell you what actually matters!

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