SaaS is Surging in 2024—Here’s How Founders Can Win Big

What we’ll cover today:

💰 Here’s How SaaS Founders Can Win in 2024.
🤯 10 Habits That Are Killing Your SaaS Journey
🚀 Building in Public.
🔗 The Event Roundup

Main News Here’s How SaaS Founders Can Win in 2024.

After a slow 2023, the market is picking up in 2024.

Growth is on the rise, churn is falling, and founders are adapting fast.

But how can you ride this wave?

Here’s what’s happening:

• B2C software saw a 6.3% boost in Q1.

• B2B sales are up 20% since last year.

• Customer churn has dropped to its lowest point in 18 months.

What’s driving this?

• Mixing product-led and sales-led strategies to fuel growth.

• They are moving beyond app store sales to recover lost revenue.

• Expanding globally—markets like Europe and Asia-Pacific are booming.

Here’s the whole article

1. 10 Habits That Are Killing Your SaaS Journey

This post is by Andy de la Pena, where he tells his experience of the 10 mistakes that kill your SaaS journey.

“You don’t need new skills. You need to stop doing stupid shit.”- He adds

Here’s the Tweet

2. Building in Public

“On my road to building a new $100K/month SaaS Business.

Updates on the project”

Mat De Sousa, building a 100K/M saas business and putting online the updates of his project. He already built multiple Shopify apps and made over $600K+/year. So, his steps are something to trust upon

Here’s the tweet

1. Mediwhale Raises $12 Million in Series A2

Founded in 2016, Mediwhale is an AI-powered health diagnostics company that aims to revolutionize early cardiovascular disease detection through its flagship product, Reti-CVD. 

It uses non-invasive retina scans to help prevent heart and kidney diseases.

2. SaaS-Based Expense Management Market is Poised to Grow a Robust CAGR of 11.80% by 2030

According to HTF Market Intelligence, the global SaaS-Based Expense Management market is valued at USD 5,476.54 Million in 2023 and is estimated to reach a revenue of USD 11,956.35 Million by 2030, with a CAGR of 11.80% from 2023 to 2030.

3. System Initiative Makes SaaS Platform for Modeling DevOps Workflows Generally Available

Company CEO Adam Jacob said instead of using infrastructure-as-code using more complex tools such as Terraform, DevOps teams can then make use of small amounts of reactive functions to configure the physical IT infrastructure that System Initiative has mapped, he added.