Debt Structures Available to SaaS Companies in 2023
As a recession looms, interest rates rise, and funding gets harder to acquire, debt financing is becoming a viable alternative for SaaS leaders.
As a recession looms, interest rates rise, and funding gets harder to acquire, debt financing is becoming a viable alternative for SaaS leaders.
Raising capital is going to be an uphill battle for SaaS businesses in 2023. Here’s how founders and CEOs can secure SaaS debt financing to fuel growth.
NRR is an essential SaaS metric that also acts as a leading indicator of growth, especially during a downturn.
SaaS companies can operate unprofitably for long periods and still create substantial value. This approach works well and delivers four key benefits.
SaaS companies are increasingly adopting a “disciplined growth” mindset and breaking the old “growth at all costs” mentality.
Everyone is starting to feel the squeeze of the market—especially those in the tech space.
Is profitability or growth more important to a SaaS company’s valuation in 2022?
For most early and seed-stage SaaS founders in the EU, VC-backed funding streamlines the path to an IPO or successful exit—but it’s not always easy to acquire.
Unless you’re determined to bootstrap your way to an IPO, securing funding is one of the hurdles you’ll have to face to successfully scale a SaaS business.
Valuation multiples for most public SaaS companies have barely moved in the last 24 months, yet the indexes tracking public stock multiples have swung wildly.
Everyone wants a glimpse into the future, especially in SaaS. Savvy leaders understand how quickly the SaaS industry shifts and changes.
Maxio CEO Tim McCormick and Bigfoot Capital CEO Brian Parks discussed the changes that have taken place in debt financing of SaaS companies.
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