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The data could be biased by early exits (Series A) of several SaaS or mobile app startups. Those tend to have less need for a co-founder. Try building a scalab

• T2_t2 10y ago
  That's a good point. Startups are not about exits, but big exits. I wonder if the $$ stack up, and where the sweet spot is, given 2 founders need twice the money from an exit.
  • smb06 10y ago
    Usually a tech and a non-tech co-founder partnership works really well because you cannot scale up if the person building the technology/product is also building the marketing and sales machinery. Single co-founders only work in domains where either of those two - technology/product and sales/marketing - are much less resource consuming than the other so that one person is able to focus on both. That model breaks at scale.