Agentic AI has not yet crossed the chasm, but it is beginning to test where a crossing might actually hold. In a thoughtful piece for diginomica , Stuart Lauchlan explores where agentic AI sits on the adoption curve, what is slowing progress, and why narrative discipline matters. A few ideas kept coming up: -Chasm crossings require a whole product built around a re-engineered process -Productivity gains alone do not move technologies across the adoption divide -The presence of trapped value is what makes transformation possible. -Agentic AI depends on close integration with systems of record. https://lnkd.in/gkGyhJ8y #AgenticAI #CrossingTheChasm #EnterpriseAI #AI #DigitalTransformation

If I were a 22-year-old Stanford grad who wanted to work 9-9-6 for the hopes of making life-changing money, I wouldn't go to Y Combinator and try to create the next OpenAI. I would do the opposite. —- Get a job at a...
Your customers will teach you how to go from $1m to $100m ARR, you just have to listen True especially if your initial TAM seems quite small
By Geoffrey Moore Author – The Infinite Staircase: What the Universe Tells Us About Life, Ethics, and Mortality Recently, the stock market has reacted to the latest advancements in AI by materially discounting the future returns expected from enterprise SaaS companies like...
Financial crime compliance is one of the hardest problems in financial services. And it's only getting harder. The institutions fighting it need partners who understand the stakes. Today I'm excited to announce that UiPath has acquired WorkFusion . What drew me to...
20 things agency owners that hit their profit goals say: 1. "We track every change request and bill for scope increases" 2. "I model out financial scenarios before making any hiring decisions" 3. "We have clear payment terms and follow up on overdue...
Claude-using teams on @vercel: ▪️ generated 12.8% of deployments last week ▪️ ship 7.6x more often than non-Claude teams ▪️ growing deployments at 14% WoW
pricing on openai vs. anthropic is interesting and i think oai is missing out for example, chatgpt biz for $25/month buys you all the value prop of the service - i never hit rate limits meanwhile, claude pro for $20/month i max...
Most founders only track revenue. I track *hours I never have to work again*. Every time I automate something, I log it: → 3 hours/month: repetitive booking. → 5 hours/month: repetitive support. → 2 hours/month: managing todos. → 1 hour/month: random small 2-minute things. It adds up. Right...
One thing most people don't realise about Fin: Fin fully resolves complex queries (refunds, amendments, upgrades etc) end to end, no humans needed. Example: it can discuss a refund with a customer, calculate if it is eligible according to the refund policy,...
Basecamp has long supported OAuth, but our implementation was based on the (now ancient) pre-release spec, and it required hoops for modern clients. We've updated it to be fully compliant with OAuth 2.0 now. https://t.co/ixQWa4GmTH
Software as a category isn’t dying. Per seat pricing is dying. And it will shift to per agent pricing. And those agents will replace headcount. And in a world where you can hire infinitely patient and productive workers, per agent pricing will flourish.
Privy keeps acquiring struggling SaaS companies via fire sales. Emotive last year, Sendlane now, and even a management buyout from Attentive Mobile. Very scrappy, but idk how you'd merge 3 monolith workflow apps with meaningful overlap between them all.
Cloud Giants Update: AWS (Amazon): $142B run rate growing 24% YoY (last Q grew 20%) Azure (Microsoft): ~$103B run rate (estimate) growing 38% YoY (last Q grew 39%) Google Cloud (includes GSuite): $71B run rate growing 48% YoY (last Q grew 34%, neither...
Note this tweet well. @antonosika is kindly sharing what vibe coding is really being used for today, top 4 use cases … Rapid prototyping of apps without taxing engineering is #1 use cases. The killer use case today. Building simple...
SaaS is not dead - but it does need to adapt to getting older and not being the new, shiny star of the show I feel like I have seen this movie before - because I actually have... ...but that story will...
Some great new @Fin_ai features just launched Fin will now: 1. manage your docs for you, based on what it sees your team saying. 2. share useful images/gifs in answers to your customers. 3. highlight missing integrations + data that would...
Sunk cost fallacy isn't a logic problem. It's fear dressed up as logic. "I've put too much into this to quit now" sounds like math. It's not. It's emotion pretending to be rational. The actual logical move is: this isn't serving me anymore. I'm...
I've made more money building in public than most people have made building in private. Let's talk about it. I think building in public worked for me to the extent that it did because nobody at my level was doing it...
The skill that made me a terrible student is the same skill that lets me manage 7 AI agents simultaneously. I have ADHD. And for the first time in my life, it's my biggest professional edge. Here's what my typical morning...
When you sell to a CEO: 1/ They usually don't want games 2/ They often don't want to do "another call" 3/ They want it deployed drama-free 4/ They just want to pay a fair price 5/ They want great answers to their questions And...

We pay Zapier $10k a year. We are reducing it to $1k a year with AI and new tech. People saying AI is not impacting companies, have no idea what's coming. https://t.co/9Tg7dQyFDG
I asked Adam Fard how he bootstrapped UX Pilot AI to $5M ARR in 2 years. His answer goes against every hot take on social media right now. Adam built a UX design agency before launching UX Pilot, an AI design tool....
You're pitching to the wrong person. We asked 101 B2B SaaS CMOs how they actually select vendors. The finding that might change your entire sales strategy: 82% of CMOs enter after the team has narrowed the list down to the final few....
Fin will now literally manage your docs for you - it'll let you know what's wrong, out of date, duplicated, or missing. It'll also write the docs for you too. All you need to do is approve the changes and...

Observability should tell *you* what’s broken. And fix it. Autonomously. The entire o11y industry is built around giving users the burden of making dashboards, setting up alerts, instrumenting code… This is why we call Vercel “self-driving infrastructure”. https://t.co/T2dVbv9epj
I’m thrilled to share that for the third year in a row, Salesforce has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Customer Data Platforms, placed Furthest in Vision and Highest in Execution. Data 360 is the foundation...
SaaS isn’t dead, even with the massive sell off this year (and really since July 2025). But … what is dead is the classic pattern and way to scale: - 1, maybe 2 players, take over a space by $10m-$20m ARR - Massive...

One of my favorite Win Win marketing moves: Offering people in need free digital product A kind gesture from Team @Beehiiv for any journalists that've been laid off. They get a free platform, Beehiiv gets trial from mainstream media writers. Win win....
If you know AI can already do a part of your job, you should be the one taking advantage of that. Aggressively. If you're waiting for permission, someone else isn't. Here's what happens when you wait. Your competitor figures it out....
If you want to check out P9 without leaving your terminal window, now you can. ssh ssh.pointnine.com PS: I've vibe-coded this in the last 1-2 days, still a bit buggy, and I have some ideas to make it better.
My predictions for Retention.com and RB2B for 2026: TOP LINE: $28m run rate to $33m run rate (+17%) PROFIT: $12m run rate to $15m run rate (+25%) CHURN: Stays horrible. TEAM SIZE: Flat at 33 FTE. This would be considered pathetic by many in the...
AI coding will lead to 100X more software. That to me doesn’t conclude that every customer wants to be responsible for owning and managing their own ERP. It concludes that customers will have more choice, better features, and far more...
Pear Deck was a fantastic company to work with. Some of the highlights from their transaction include: * A strong enterprise value resulting from high growth * A highly competitive process with multiple buyers * A short exclusivity period with minimal closing risk Thanks...
"We already tried that." Did you though? Did you try it with the right people? The right timing? The right execution? Or did you half-ass it once, it didn't work, and now it's dead forever? "We tried that" isn't wisdom. It's a thought-terminating cliche...
Why did it take me so long to see this? really, to accept it Had a conversation yesterday that finally crystallized what's been happening in the market. 👇 Companies aren't looking for traditional consultants anymore. They're looking for AI-Powered Consultants. Not consultants who ignore...
Finance of B2B SaaS: “Your paid search and social budget is flat this year. We still need to grow pipeline by 20%.” Marketing team: “But clicks are down, and so are demos.” Here’s why: Click inflation is real. Paid search and social CPCs rise 20–40%...
Renata Raya (@reraya) built a profitable Shopify app called GoRecover and sold it on @acquiredotcom. She was running a Shopify agency in Mexico City and kept seeing the same issue. Customers abandoned carts and email recovery wasn’t working. Most merchants were...
A company shipped a customer-facing AI bot. It worked well enough that they felt confident putting it live. Then one day, a customer asked about a product feature. The bot answered confidently. It gave the feature name, the pricing, and the...
The reason we’re all in on AI agents at Box is because agents can now process all of the unstructured data in an enterprise at scale. Companies are sitting on mountains of valuable information that they can tap into for...
We've spent the last year rebuilding SaaStr with 20+ AI agents. Revenue is up 47%. Team down to 3 humans. It's been the most intense learning curve of my career. I'm sharing all of it at SaaStr AI 2026. May...
You already know what needs to change. You've known for a while. You keep searching for justification to not act. You just keep listening to podcasts hoping someone will tell you something different. Founder talks about building unicorns. He says churn is a...
One thing that’s interesting in the AI Apps world these days - everyone competes with everyone. And for customers, it's confusing to figure out the right approach. For example, if you're trying to grow your pipeline, do you? * Buy an AI...
📊 https://t.co/D1x4RaX5t7 Market Pulse - Tue, Feb 3 The https://t.co/D1x4RaX5t7 Index experienced a brutal trading session on February 3, 2026, with 24 of 25 stocks declining and an average drop of -6.44%. Only Palantir managed to post gains at +4.70%, while...
Many founders view an IPO as the ultimate goal, but going public doesn’t always deliver what founders actually want: true liquidity and diversified financial risk. In this video, I talk through why M&A is often the more practical and rewarding exit...
All SaaS revenue is trending to zero. AI agent revenue will take over. You’re better off giving SaaS away for free today as lead magnets and then upselling product qualified leads to managed AI agents where you have forward deployed engineers...
Has your marketing become boring and repetitive? Has your team stopped suggesting new and interesting ideas? I break down why (and how to fix it) in this interview with Michael (Mike) Stelzner on the Social Media Marketing Podcast from Social Media Examiner...
Most founders say they're "close to their customers." Nate Baker took it further than anyone I've interviewed. When he started Qualia , he was 21 with zero industry experience. His first customer didn't just sign a contract. He made Nate an offer that...
"More and more we'll pick the vendors our AI Agents just tell us to." @tbpn @johncoogan @jordihays "I picked Resend, WorkOK and other app -- because the AI Agent told me to." https://t.co/RiNx0d9UAQ
You used to ask people on your team “what are you constrained by” and the bottlenecks would be process, lack of certain talent, waiting on some other function to do its work, and so on. Increasingly, the right question is...