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100 restaurants. Every order processed manually. Zero lines of code. Zhong Xu built Deliverect by turning integration partners into a SaaS distribution channel that scaled his product 10x faster than direct sales. Here's how he reached 80,000 restaurants and nearly $100M ARR through partnerships instead of cold outreach.

Zhong shares why he launched w...


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His first customer paid $200. His infrastructure cost $50. No investors. No freemium. Joel Griffith built a bootstrapped SaaS to nearly $4M ARR with under 10 people - surviving Google Cloud and a $60M-funded competitor by doing what they couldn't: eight years of showing up in developer communities.

Founders will hear how Joel got his first 10 customer...


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Hundreds of competitors. Billions in funding. All giving product away for free. Vineet Jain ignored the playbook. No freemium. Enterprise sales only. A hybrid cloud approach nobody believed in. In this episode, founders will learn how Egnyte grew from $0 to $300M+ while raising just $137.5M - and why charging from day one beat free.

Egnyte now has 23,0...


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Seven years selling a nice-to-have. Then 1,000 customers in year one. Adam Markowitz spent nearly a decade grinding in edtech before finding product-market fit at Drata. In this episode, founders will learn how to tell the difference between a vitamin and a painkiller - and why that distinction changes everything.

Adam shares how experiencing a complia...


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$2M to $9M ARR in one year. Then it nearly fell apart. Gilles Bertaux expanded Livestorm into meetings and sales demos after COVID, turning it into a smaller Zoom with no clear differentiator. In this episode, founders will learn how he rebuilt product-market fit by narrowing to a niche most would run from.

Gilles shares why 85% of customers on monthl...


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