saas.unbound is a podcast where inspiring founders and experts share their stories of founding and scaling their businesses all the way to success and eternal love from their customers. At saas.unbound we have casual chats with entrepreneurs who have already walked from 0 to 1, to 10, and sometimes to a life-changing exit. They share their experiences, actionable insights, and mistakes to avoid. Your host is Anna Nadeina, Head of Growth at saas.group , passionate Growth Marketer, and a big believer in sustainable growth and the power of networking. saas.unbound is brought to you by saas.group
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Signup to Generate a Pitchsaas.unbound is a podcast where inspiring founders and experts share their stories of founding and scaling their businesses all the way to success and eternal love from their customers. At saas.unbound we have casual chats with entrepreneurs who have already walked from 0 to 1, to 10, and sometimes to a life-changing exit.
Recent episodes include "Three Failed Products Before Product-Market Fit: The Pivot Behind Saber's Growth | Rehman @ Saber" (12 October 2026, 41 minutes), "Building Global SaaS From India: The Structural Advantages Nobody Talks About | Ayush @Voibe" (28 September 2026, 45 minutes), and "$60K to $1M in 7 Months: What Unlocked It for This Legal AI Founder | Devansh @ Irys" (14 September 2026, 35 minutes).
saas.unbound publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 44 minutes.
Booking probability for saas.unbound is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. saas.unbound requires a Pod Score of 85 or higher. saas.unbound's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #30
Rehman built two products that both found paying customers and both hit a wall on growth, before he and his co-founder distilled everything down to the one data point users actually valued. This conversation is about...
Episode #29
Ayush Chaturvedi spent 11 years at Samsung before quietly running side projects since 2017 — newsletters, apps, ebooks — none of them hits, all of them signal. In 2021 he quit, bootstrapped an AI writing tool to 5,000...
Episode #28
Devansh went from $60K bootstrapped to $1M in revenue in seven months — without losing a single enterprise customer. He's also behind one of the largest independent AI newsletters in the world, with 350K subscribers he...
Episode #27
Pete Hunt was a core React team member at Facebook, helped build Instagram's first web app, sold a company to Twitter, and now runs Dagster Labs — the open-source data orchestration company behind Dagster and Dagster...
Episode #26
Guillaume Ang co-founded Psyke after a B2B SaaS exit at 27 and five years running one of Australia's first grocery delivery startups. His company now publishes thousands of pages a day for B2B customers — and reports 6...
Episode #25
Nicky Szmala joined PicDrop as CEO after the acquisition — walking into a company built by photographers, for photographers, with a growth engine already running. What he found was a community-led model that's quietly...
Episode #24
Vlad has been online since 1997 — long enough to have seen every "this changes everything" cycle. Now, as founder of RedTrack, he's built a clear-eyed framework for what AI actually changes in SaaS, and what it doesn't...
Episode #23
Hiren bootstrapped Tectivity from a smart locker idea into an IT asset management SaaS that competes with VC-funded rivals — with 25 people, zero outbound, and a customer base that refers each other across job changes...
Episode #22
Karel Papik spent 20 years making video games and then discovered that gaming principles for hooking users in the first hour are more advanced than most B2B onboarding. He brought that thinking to Product Fruits, then...
Episode #21
Mark Walker has been a litigator, a music industry lawyer, and a repeat SaaS founder — and he's now CEO of Nue, the revenue orchestration platform quietly running the billing stack for most of the major AI companies...
Episode #21
<p>Eric Ries wrote The Lean Startup and then spent a decade realizing he forgot to say "for the better." In this one he breaks down what's actually missing from the way founders build companies, and what to do about it...
Episode #21
Eric Ries wrote The Lean Startup and then spent a decade realizing he forgot to say "for the better." In this one he breaks down what's actually missing from the way founders build companies, and what to do about it...
Episode #21
<p>Karel Papik spent 20 years making video games and then discovered that gaming principles for hooking users in the first hour are more advanced than most B2B onboarding. He brought that thinking to Product Fruits...
Episode #20
<p>J.Y. Delmotte co-founded six startups, went through YC, and is now running BuddiesHR — a suite of Slack apps doing $56K MRR. In this one he gets unusually specific about what's working, what flopped, and what could...
Episode #20
J.Y. Delmotte co-founded six startups, went through YC, and is now running BuddiesHR — a suite of Slack apps doing $56K MRR. In this one he gets unusually specific about what's working, what flopped, and what could kill...
Episode #19
Adnan Malik bootstrapped Software Finder from two people in 2019 to 340 employees with 100%+ growth every year — without ever taking outside funding. The engine: a human matchmaking layer between confused software...
Episode #19
<p>Adnan Malik bootstrapped Software Finder from two people in 2019 to 340 employees with 100%+ growth every year — without ever taking outside funding.</p><p></p><p>The engine: a human matchmaking layer between...
Episode #18
saas.unbound is a podcast for and about founders who are working on scaling inspiring products that people love, brought to you by https://saas.group/ , a serial acquirer of B2B SaaS companies. In episode #17 of season...
Episode #18
<p>saas.unbound is a podcast for and about founders who are working on scaling inspiring products that people love, brought to you by https://saas.group/, a serial acquirer of B2B SaaS companies. </p><p></p><p>In...
Episode #16
saas.unbound is a podcast for and about founders who are working on scaling inspiring products that people love, brought to you by https://saas.group/ , a serial acquirer of B2B SaaS companies. In episode #16 of season...
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