saas.group
saas.group is a holding company that acquires small to mid-sized bootstrapped software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies, typically those with $1M–10M in annual recurring revenue, and works with their founders to continue developing the products and teams. It operates across offices in the United States, Germany, and France.www.saas.group
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Sep 17, 2026
The real cost of building an AI startup — Ricardo Ghekiere @ Patricia
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6:28Anna NadeinaHOST
the product was out of that, you know, scammy or old fashioned look or whatnot.
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6:35Anna NadeinaHOST
Like even with SaaS group, like what we have been doing forever is like get a website that is serving customers and, you know, make it better.
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6:47Anna NadeinaHOST
And then you open up to so many more people because they, like new people don't know how good you are, right? They are already used to something that looks pretty, not just, you know, It's two buttons and easy to use.
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7:00Anna NadeinaHOST
So, yeah, I think like kind of working with the expectations is a really smart move.
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7:24Anna NadeinaHOST
And obviously there were a few competitors.
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7:27Anna NadeinaHOST
And then the other time I heard about you guys was through Rewardful, which is an affiliate management software.
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7:34Anna NadeinaHOST
And it's one of the companies under the SaaS group umbrella.
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7:39Anna NadeinaHOST
So I was like, wait a second, wait a second.
The human advantage: how to give your brand a real voice — Lianna Patch
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41:30Anna NadeinaHOST
Yeah
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41:30Lianna PatchGUEST
... it's so important to have a community and maybe even a mastermind group because you need people to bounce things off, cheer you on, give you new ideas, and that dovetails with having a personality for your SaaS brand because they'll give you permission to do it, and they'll check you when you're about to go overboard, right? If you say, like, "I'm thinking of this, uh, landing page," or, "I'm thinking of running this campaign," or, "posting this," they'll be like-
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41:55Anna NadeinaHOST
Hmm
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41:55Lianna PatchGUEST
... "Hmm.
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44:25Anna NadeinaHOST
Yeah
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44:25Lianna PatchGUEST
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44:25Lianna PatchGUEST
the first time, uh, I think it's more about, like, business stage or revenue than industry, right? Like, you probably don't wanna be in a group with the same people that you, uh, that are in the same industry as you, 'cause then you're maybe competing or, like-
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44:39Anna NadeinaHOST
Yeah
How to make B2B content people want — Renée Shaw @ tl;dv
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15:05Renée ShawGUEST
And also my videos were pretty not great back then.
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15:08Renée ShawGUEST
So we made a decision just like, I'm not going to be on the TikTok, but I am on our group videos.
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15:13Renée ShawGUEST
And then also I did have a personal account and I was posting all the time, really enjoying it.
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15:18Renée ShawGUEST
And that was just a place to...
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27:05Renée ShawGUEST
If you're talking about like a creator on camera, not necessarily like a social media manager because they are different.
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27:12Renée ShawGUEST
I think like places like comedy clubs or... finding people that are already making skits online that, that they're clearly, they have an enjoyment doing it.
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27:23Renée ShawGUEST
Um, and it, it depends like me, Tom and Ian are all different in the way that, um, Tom really enjoys setting up shots and scripting and getting things like he's like a director and Ian is very good at making like formulaic comedy he just knows what's funny I hate I hate editing I hate sitting there I I often my best videos are ones that I've just taken and not done anything to um and so i think also just playing into that strength because if you want something that's super polished you'll want to go for someone who's a little more process oriented um but looking in places even like community groups or yeah a place like local theater places like that could be kind of fruitful or looking at like reddit um But yeah, or casting actors is something that I believe will be a future thing.
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28:19Renée ShawGUEST
Like I think casting it like talent and then creating a role.
AI can write code, but only you know what to build — Juan Germano @ Jams
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9:30Juan GermanoGUEST
they come with the idea and they launch the famous MVP, minimum viable product, whatever.
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9:35Juan GermanoGUEST
So I think it's worth looking at both from a separate group.
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9:41Juan GermanoGUEST
And then what I would say is the word product is super important because What is product, right? Originally, I think a lot of discussion around what a product is was, okay, so a product is a digital product.
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9:56Juan GermanoGUEST
It's like an app.
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32:10Juan GermanoGUEST
So, better use that as a constraint and say, okay, let's be super smart.
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32:15Juan GermanoGUEST
Maybe the directory should be just one feature, but we can put it out there.
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32:19Juan GermanoGUEST
We can launch it and we can start adding value to some group of people and get feedback.
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32:24Anna NadeinaHOST
Yeah.
The future of SaaS GTM is human (but not all the way) — Roman Hipp @ BetterContact
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5:27Anna NadeinaHOST
So from that point of view, what is the mode? What basically makes you exist and makes sure for you that clay or whatnot is out there? doesn't just do what you do like what doesn't make sense
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5:53Roman HippGUEST
like yeah i think i guess your point so um i would say um they already do what we do right so they lots of tools like an instantly like a phantom buster like clay all of these tools which are like somewhere in the gtm space and doing like email sequencing, doing all of the other stuff, CRM, they also offer that feature, right? But there is like a certain group of people that is not happy with like going to like an all-in-one solution because what I've mentioned before, right? There's like always this...
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6:31Roman HippGUEST
yeah notion and this thought that if someone does everything he probably is like mediocre or not like excellent at all of the things that they offer right so our like right of existence the how i would call it is because we are like such a um focus player on like exactly that People that like prefer to like build this like horizontal thing themselves, right? They want to have the best email sequencing tool, the best data enrichment tool and the best, yeah, whatever.
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7:04Roman HippGUEST
This is like the persona that we are primarily targeting.
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11:40Roman HippGUEST
And it could be that this current ICP might not be the ICP that makes still sense to target, right? We're like currently still in like a re-pivot, I would say, because yeah, this like friction is something which is definitely coming hand in hand there because Agency are very like tech savvy.
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12:00Roman HippGUEST
They're very much capable of building stuff themselves.
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12:03Roman HippGUEST
And there is like the group, for example, of SaaS companies, which is more in favor of like being able to integrate something which is secure, right? We are also like currently in the SOC 2 compliance review.
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12:17Roman HippGUEST
This is something that they would value more than like an agency, for example, right? So we're currently thinking, does it make more sense with our current stage of company to like re-pivot to that.
Why distribution and attention are the real bottleneck in B2B SaaS | Pete Hunt @Dagster
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35:26Anna NadeinaHOST
Thanks for listening.
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35:28Anna NadeinaHOST
SaaS Unbound is brought to you by SaaS Group.
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35:30Anna NadeinaHOST
We're a long-term home for great B2B SaaS.
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35:33Anna NadeinaHOST
We buy, keep the team and brand DNA, and help with the boring stuff like hiring and finance so founders can truly focus on building great products.