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saas.group acquires and scales bootstrapped SaaS companies using a founder-friendly, remote-first approach.
Venture Capital & Private Equity · USA · en · 11-50 · WordPress, Google Tag Manager
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Bootstrapped SaaS founders seeking an exit face protracted acquisition timelines and overly complex due diligence.
e1streamlining workflows
Hi Tim, I noticed that saas.group emphasizes not dragging out acquisitions for months and streamlining due diligence to make offers in under two weeks. I admire that focus on respecting people's time. We take a similar approach to engineering workflows. Our software eliminates synchronous meeting overhead by automating daily standups for remote engineering teams. This provides clear visibility into sprint progress without pulling developers out of their technical focus. Are synchronous standups currently slowing down any of your portfolio companies' engineering teams? Best,
Step 2 · +3d
“We value your time and don’t drag the acquisition process out for months.”e1 · https://saas.group/
“We streamline the due diligence and make an offer in under 2 weeks.”e2 · https://saas.group/
“In episode #24 of season 6, Anna Nadeina talks with Vlad Zhovtenko, the founder of RedTrack.”e3 · https://saas.group/
saas.unbound podcast
Hi Tim, I recently caught the saas.unbound podcast episode where Anna Nadeina spoke with Vlad Zhovtenko. It is great to hear real technical insights into SaaS realities. A reality we often hear is that engineers hate adopting new project management tools. We built our platform specifically to reduce this friction. By integrating directly with GitHub and handling standups asynchronously, developers spend less time updating tickets and more time coding. Would a native GitHub integration make sprint tracking easier for your teams? Best,
Step 3 · +4d
reducing tool sprawl
Hi Tim, Since you value time and avoid dragging processes out, I thought this might resonate. Remote teams often already use tools like Jira or Linear, but still suffer from enterprise bloat. We combine sprint tracking and automated standups in one place specifically optimized for remote teams, reducing tool sprawl at a standard $12 per user per month. Would consolidating these tools save time for any of your acquired SaaS teams? Best,