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I question the "making money hand over fist" notion. Aren't the vast majority of SaaS companies burning VC money to stay afloat? Like others have also said, tr

I question the "making money hand over fist" notion. Aren't the vast majority of SaaS companies burning VC money to stay afloat? Like others have also said, trust plays a key role. Companies usually like to stick with a tool that already works and where they know what they're going to get vs taking a risk on a copy-cat to save a few bucks.

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edanm 3y ago
> Aren't the vast majority of SaaS companies burning VC money to stay afloat? Only if you're thinking of the HN/SV bubble. Many, many businesses exist that aren't startups and aren't VC funded, including many software SaaS businesses.