When should you start delegating the Four Core SaaS skills? Can great founders succeed with any product idea? What's a good freemium retention rate? I answer these listener questions (with a little help from Ruben Gamez ) and more in Episode 811 👇 https://lnkd.in/gBXqkdfT
We’ve raised our fourth fund for @tinyseedfund. To date we’ve back 210+ SaaS companies, and now have nearly $60M of assets under management. https://t.co/h7MW61ZUmF
You’ve been there: the feature’s done, but the design’s not perfect. I asked Derrick Reimer how he balances shipping fast with keeping things polished, and threatened to cut his mic if he said “it depends.” He’s on the pod this...

In the video “Coding in 2026 is STILL a Superpower (Even with AI),” entrepreneur and SaaS veteran Rob Walling argues that, despite rapid advances in AI‑generated code, learning to program remains a high‑leverage skill for anyone aiming to build wealth...
Craig Hewitt spent 100 days building SaaS with AI and documented everything on YouTube. I had Craig on the pod to share what he learned including: • The AI tools founders are actually winning with • The ones that are...
@ronzilla @_lhermann Thanks! Also did a talk at MicroConf that covers all of these questions: https://t.co/nWzaXhZLyI The SaaS Playbook section on pricing is an adaptation of this talk, with a bit more info included.

Rob Walling’s video tackles a painful reality for early‑stage SaaS founders: an MVP that garners little or no traction. He frames the problem as six distinct reasons why a minimum‑viable product can fail to convert, ranging from solving the wrong...

I've had the privilege of following many SaaS journeys over the years, but the story of Design Master Software is a pretty surprising. When founder David Robison came to the SaaS Institute after 25 years in the business and essentially 0%...
Are you a technical founder wondering if you need a co-founder? Like so many things, I think "it depends". In episode 807, I explore: - A new mental model around the 4 Core SaaS Skills every startup will need - How...

.@derrickreimer is joining me on @startupspod again this week. What questions do you have for him about design, dev, product decisions, coding with AI, SavvyCal, or hand-crafting the perfect espresso? https://t.co/pGDKAfsNZP

The video warns founders they often spend 70% of their time on tasks they’re good at but that are certain, such as coding pre‑specified features, admin, and customer support, instead of focusing on uncertain, high‑impact work. It introduces a certainty‑versus‑uncertainty...

Tiny Seed announced its Fall 2025 accelerator batch, unveiling nine B2B SaaS startups ranging from AI‑driven SEC filing analysis to emergency‑response mapping and cannabis ERP solutions, and revealed that the batch will kick off with a two‑and‑a‑half‑day retreat in Cancun...
Going live in 4 minutes announcing the newest batch of TinySeed companies 🔥👇🏼
This is a great episode. All aspiring SaaS founders should listen 👇
Does AI make it easier to “create a category” as a bootstrapper? Tune in to find out 👇

The video reframes product–market fit as a five-stage spectrum rather than a binary, guiding SaaS founders from pre-product-market-fit—where founders drive sales and early metrics are volatile—through weak and emerging fit, to strong fit characterized by predictable inbound demand, low churn,...
$2M ARR. 2 co-founders. 0 employees. At MicroConf Europe, Kevin Sahin shared why scaling ScrapingBee that way was a huge mistake. In this week's episode, Laura Sprinkle and I break down our 8 key takeaways from MicroConf Europe in Istanbul just a...
AWS is down, and for a brief, shimmering moment, self-hosting looks like a good idea. A broken clock that’s finally right.
You're working hard, but are you focused on what really matters? In this solo episode, I answer founder questions about: → Management buyouts vs traditional exits → Marketing that's not scaling → How to find product-market fit with a product already built → Where...
You should fill out The 2025 State of SaaS Marketing Survey, hosted by @coreyhainesco. It’s short, just a few minutes, and will help you + other founders and marketers understand how you stack up against the rest of the industry. https://t.co/Z83nhGRe5L

The presenter argues founders should focus on using AI the right way, not just using more of it, and outlines a framework of five distinct AI use cases for SaaS. He details three categories—AI as the core product, AI as...

TinySeed announced its Fall 2024 accelerator cohorts, adding a new slate of bootstrapped SaaS startups across two regional batches (Americas and AMIA — Europe, Middle East & Africa). The remote program, which has invested in more than 190 startups to...

Founder Rob argues that obsessively building a large public audience is often a costly distraction — the “curse of the audience” — because many followers won’t be target customers and won’t convert. Instead, he recommends deliberately building a network of...

The speaker outlines a pragmatic B2B content strategy built around Eugene Schwartz’s five stages of customer awareness—unaware, problem aware, solution aware, product aware, and most aware—and shows how to prioritize content by where prospects sit in that funnel. He argues...

The video outlines a five-step SaaS enterprise sales framework for B2B founders: generate leads through channels like long-form content, social media, paid search, cold email, conferences and integrations; nurture those leads into qualified prospects with targeted content; run discovery-focused sales...

The video argues that freemium is primarily a marketing tactic, not a pricing strategy, and is often a poor default for bootstrapped SaaS startups. The host explains the difference between freemium (forever-limited free use) and time‑limited free trials, and warns...

Serial entrepreneur Rob Walling has launched the SaaS Launchpad, a paid online course that condenses 14 years of startup experience into 27 modules and more than nine hours of content aimed at helping founders move from idea to first paying...