I'm working on a SaaS company database, with leads not found elsewhere, to make it easier to market to SaaS companies. Also, a new offer that is just the company info, if you want to build clean SaaS company lists and just get the contacts for them elsewhere. links below!.

I'm very eager to get technographic data into my database, so you know what tech every SaaS company uses, if they have an affiliate program, what processor they use, etc.

Prepping 30k companies to go into my research system this weekend. Monday I will: .- Make sure the companies aren't dead.- Use AI to double check they're actually SaaS companies.- Enrich them to expand the data for the companies.- Compile in to the big list of SaaS companies that.

RT @BenyaminHolley: saw a youtube video of one of these YC partner dipshits's talk about how you need to ask for a referral to investors an….

I would love to have a ton of recurring subscribers for saasyDB, my SaaS company database for marketers. BUT. Not everyone wants a subscription. Some people just need data one time, or a few times. Perhaps a ton of data one time. Maybe data occasionally for ever, but never a ton

About to deploy on a friday afternoon.

someone asked to be my co-founder after a few messages back and forth. I think that's insane. It's like asking a girl to marry you after a few messages back and forth on Tinder. We haven't even had a call, worked on anything together at all. I don't want a co-founder, but.

I've been doing a lot on LinkedIn lately because there's good money there, but my last big sale came from Twitter. So I can't sleep on twitter. I see it more of a "fun" place, and community, but it's also good for sales. And for traffic! I looked at my stats, and 5% of my site.

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"Do you get your data from Apollo?". That's a common question I get from people about saasyDB. And the answer is. not a single bit of data comes from there. Not company lists, not leads, nothing. Apollo is one of the most popular leads databases in the world, and so it's

I just had to ask chatGPT to make an image a little less realistic. Never had to ask it that. And I'm still using 4o. .

RT @iamfra5er: That $9 product you're building? I wasted 2 years chasing those pennies. Switched to B2B, charged $197/month to a smaller a….

RT @MisterMattRoth: Do you prefer usage based pricing or buying credit packs?.

Here's why I built saasyDB. I was always a computer nerd, or whatever you’d call it. I was lucky that my school had computers in middle school (DOS-based, cause I’m old), and I actually got kicked off the school network for “trying things out”. Twice. Then boom, it’s time for.

"round up posts" are still alive and well? I was featured in one about using AI in business

RT @SalesBlastBen: I know this guy who’s been in the cold email game for a long time (you know him well lol). He ran a cold email test rec….

I got feedback via email from two users yesterday for saasyDB. One said the database "doesn't really seem that usable/helpful.". Another said "The stuff I find here is not available anywhere else. It's been great using it so far." . Can't win everyone over.

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I'm building a SaaS company database, which in itself is a SaaS, since it's data served by a custom database that I'm designing as I go. I've worked on 10+ startups over the last 10+ years, most weren't a SaaS model, but I've always wanted a SaaS of my own because of one of the

anyone got a small affordable HEPA filter they like, that they'd recommend? I want to get one for my bedroom.

People ask me for a B2B/B2C filter in saasyDB, and I plan to add one. But B2C SaaS is just so rare, because it's generally a way worse business model. I'm looking at a list of SaaS companies now I got from a source, about 12,500 SaaS companies, and you know how many are B2C.