Translated: “A SaaS company with over $100k in MRR basically can’t die and one with $1M in MRR can’t be killed” I have one teeny quibble with this, which I otherwise endorse:https://twitter.com/djtokyo/status/1083544634616307713 …
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A SaaS company with $100k MRR which is growing quickly can probably retain the founders and other talent. A company which hits that but is not growing quickly *and* competes with the labor market might end up strangled by the opportunity cost.
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This is less relevant to e.g. Tokyo or non-hubs in the US, but AppAmaGooFaceSoft sees a $1 M a year SaaS business as a PM that they could put in charge of a business 100X as large and some other stuff too. And they will persuasively communicate that worldview, attached to checks.
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Replying to @patio11
It's just so mind-boggling in scale but I suppose it's true at these levels of market cap
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You know how private equity could see an operating business as a bunch of components which are worth more sold off than the business? AppAmaGooBookSoft looks at small software businesses and sees misallocation of human capital that they could plug into the borg.
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Everything other than the PM and engineering talent about that business is probably uninteresting to them. Software, customer relationships, etc.
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