I had to re-watch it because I couldn't fathom the lion the witch and the audacity of this bitch and the mfer who made shit like this. 
 Fking simps, I hate them. 
  
 But to answer your question can work in India depending on the amount you charge

Apart from everything, I couldn't wrap my head around £20. That dude was desperate 😂

Consultant

20 euro ain't a big amount compared to what degenerates out there pay on onlyfans or premium snaps

Founder

Software Developer

76K likes, 1,193 comments - imjustbait on January 23, 2024: "in 2024 stop doing things for free, @unlocktme really changed the game 😳this is going to come ..."

 Imjustbait on Instagram: "in 2024 stop doing things for free, @unlocktme really changed the game 😳this is going to come in handy for so many reasons and for so many people, influencers, content creators and creatives will definitely be using this and will no longer need to chase payments, the uses of this are endless."

Came across this "SaaS" product, do you think this will scale in India?

Came across this "SaaS" product, do you think this will scale in India?- Grapevine

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

2021: Indian SaaS market size was at $11B

2030: Indian SaaS market expected to cross $50B

Context

The Indian SaaS ecosystem is booming - 11 companies surpassing $100M+ ARR. So let's dive into the major tailwinds in the ecosystem

1/. Explosive Growth in Early-Stage Firms

The number of SaaS companies hitting the $10M

revenue mark ~3X'd from 30 to 85 in just 6 years. Indian SaaS companies are set to capture 8% of the global SaaS market

2/. Efficiency as a Competitive Edge

Indian SaaS companies are redefining growth with unmatched efficiency. Early-stage firms are delivering a median efficiency score of 165% as opposed to global SaaS companies (making $10-$30M in ARR) delivering just 69%

3/. Multi-Product Mastery

Companies like Zoho are mastering multi-product strategies, driving sustained revenue growth without heavy external funding.

Their $1B ARR success showcases the power of cross-selling:

The larger total addressable market

Durable growth & lower churn, and higher LTV

Reduced CAC by selling new products to existing customers

This creates stronger retention and a competitive moat through an integrated platform.

*What's next?

As the global VC landscape recovers from its 2021 peak, 2024 is set to exceed 2023 by 25%, with nearly $1B in funding into Indian startups.

Al-focused companies are at the forefront, drawing $175M in 2023 and signaling where the future of SaaS is headed.

Credits:- https://youtube.com/@growthx?si=0adet2Hm4ZhZ6lmZ

Indian SaaS Market Growth

Welcome to Software Engineers's Private Community

What are some good saas companies in India to explore?

Good 100mn+ valuation early stage SaaS companies?

Software Engineer

Why India does not have technology-based product companies and why early companies like TCS, Infosys etc did not focus on the product.

India lacks technology companies.

What are some other companies similar to Zoho and Freshworks that have built global B2B SaaS products from India?

Built in India SaaS products

Product Manager

Hey startup founders, who've been there and done that. Is ConsumerTech dead with all the giant social networks already taking a users' screen time? A recent YC video (tarpit idea) suggested that B2B SaaS is good, B2C is shit. 

I feel if we have to build something big in India, for the people, the threshold is really high for a social network. On the other hand, B2C SaaS is not something that people would pay for easily, making it less scalable. So, what should one go about this?

SaaS v/s Social network

Product Owner

I  am running a mentorship session for all experience  levels of software engineers .  In case interested  kindly drop email to 

mentorship4urgrowth@gmail.com

With details of:

Your designation
Location
Any challenges you are facing 
What worries you
Years of experience
CTC
Tech stack
Brief about your self with problems you have solved. 


I have more than 15 years of experience in industry moved from IC role to technical leadership them senior management in reputed orgs.. 
Had exposure & experience of playing mulyi faved roles such as Dev, QA, devops, Devsecops, PO, PM, Architect ,presales, marketing etc.. 

Developed a SaaS product from scratch to enterprise levle handling 80 million request per day scale. Journey full of learnings

Mentorship for engineers

Engineering Manager

Swayamvar as a Service. Who's in!?

Plans:
Indian client Indian partner ($5000)

Indian client NRI partner ($15000)

NRI client NRI partner ($30000)

10 partners will attend your ceremony. You can opt for additional partners for 5% on top of the base price for each additional partner.

Revolutionary SaaS idea

What are some SaaS US companies with
offices in India and might go IPO in the next
 2 - 3 years?

US SaaS companies going IPO with offices in India

Welcome to Office Gossip's Private Community

Not an Anti India or Indian hating post but I work in sales and I’ve discovered that Indians act so entitled as if they’re some high and mighty royals who have transcended from heavens above when interacting with anyone who’s calling them after they themselves requesting for it. 

Half the times these dumb clowns can’t even articulate 2 sentences together in English and struggle to understand what you try and tell them but act like they know it all. 

We’ve got to clean up our act as customers and human beings before we make a bigger mockery of ourselves than what’s already out there. No wonder we’re categorised as the cheap hooligan crowd outside.

Indian customers act the most entitled when they’re worth the least

Me dumb clown, no string together sentence in English. You selling? Me customer? You want me lick your ass? Me not likely :(

Staff Engineer

Assistant Manager

No matter how good the product is, if you don't have a seller's genes it is almost impossible to sell this thing. Most of the founders are good builder but not sellers. How do you crack this barrier?

Selling a SaaS product is so frustrating and tough

Welcome to IT Company Discussion's Private Community

You either die a hero or live long enough to "It's time for India Saas"

Team is less than 10 people still, slowly growing. Net profit could be higher, that's top priority to work on now. Total cash invested by founders was 15L over 3-4 years.

Yearly revenue :

2019 - less than 30k 
20 - 1.5L (after pivot)
22 - 50L

Getting to the first lakh and then to 10 lakhs was probably the most challenging part.

We thought of shutting down multiple times, struggled through multiple fights between founders. Glad we didn't stop working and pulled through.

This is my 4th or 5th attempt at starting up. Except for 1, other attempts didn't even get to incorporation stage.

Would love to hear from other bootstrappers and their experience.

Personal milestone: 1Cr in rev as a bootstrapper

We’re at about $400K bootstrapped with a team of 2 (me included), started in 2019. Revenue almost doubled in last 18 months. 
  
 My personal observation is that if you’re going to bootstrap, you need to go after high margin, niche markets (unless you’re doing services) because you don’t have a lot of money for marketing. 
  
 Our main growth channel is affiliates and SEO. Growth will be slow so we just have to keep at it. Also, beware of VC-funded competitors.

Generalist

What’s a startup idea you had but you never built it

I’ll go first. Mine was a high quality alcohol delivery service. But I later realised how difficult it is to pull it off due to regulation.  
  
 BevMo is a huge company in the US doing the same

Business Development Manager

Welcome to News Discussion's Private Community

Planning to leave the job and start a business. Want to work on a good tech startup idea which can scale.

What is the good startup idea in India to start?

Dear Founders of Grapevine!
If i have not registered anything and built a tech product and garnered 200-300 users and conclude that the MVP is complete , now to further scale the tech product i need capital to keep the product running and make the final product , What are my options , Where should i apply? Things i should do and not do in this situation , what metrics should i keep ready in case of a pitch! 
More information 
I am 20 years old 
The product is a tech product 
No paperwork has been done yet 
Market test is positive!

Successful MVP test , Now?

Hey Viners, does anyone know DotPe and whats been cooking in there these days. Initially touted as giving back significant power to restaurants and bypassing zomato.

Where is it now and is it successful ???

DotPe product

Building tryfnx.com

As we started reaching out to customers, we recognised the need for automation in Indian SMEs on par with the US. We didn't anticipate the Indian market's significant demand for automation, similar to the US.

Exciting and happy about this turnout. Definitely, long way to go 🚀. I think gone are the days where B2B SaaS are for the US market 

PS: Our startup offers comprehensive accounting support. We provide autonomous accounting agents

Underestimated indian Market's Demand for Accounting Automation

Data Scientist

Last 3 years of startups have been all about SaaS. I just don't get it. So far, it was about solving real problems at scale.
First with consumer websites (google etc), then software, then shopping & delivery (amazon swiggy zomato fk etc etc) 

And now, it's all SaaS:
- Imma build a startup to help white businessmen in America do better billing 
- Imma build a 360 degree feedback tool specifically for Norwegian miners 
- Imma build a SaaS software to help HR people note down who isn't dressed properly
- Imma build a software to help hillbillies in the US better manage their trucking company

Like how are smart people in India taking up entrepreneurship to build these ideas that are dull and feel like the end of life? How does anybody become excited by this? 

is it just money? what am I missing?

SaaS: Why are people so attracted to it? (mini rant)

Analyst

Was looking for automation solutions for my startup, came across an early stage AI startup that had 3-4 meetings with us and showed us screenshots of their product, but delayed product demo and signup.

Few days later said they're shutting down because they couldn't raise funds and had no MVP ready to use. But they didn't tell us that earlier, all they said was "we are in early stages, still working on product, need info from you"etc.

While their vision seemed good enough, not having an MVP while pitching for clients is weird and a waste of time tbh. No one will know or learn anything unless they try using an actual product, including themselves. And it isn't hard to build one either, i think I have the gist of it and might already be in production by other startups in this space. Decent low hanging fruit in SaaS with good long term potential.

Doing things that don't scale doesn't mean you don't put in the required amount of work before approaching clients. Don't want to name them, they probably learned as much by now.

Came across this "SaaS" product, do you think this will scale in India?

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