Efficient growth? No problem, say bootstrapped startups
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Investors these days want to see not just growth, but also a path to profitability - and it's not always easy for startups funded by cap venture capital suddenly correct. But their primed peers have a head start, according to a recent report. Let's explore. — Anna
In 2021, Alex and I wondered aloud if startups that avoid venture capital can have it all. The answer this year seems to be yes.
Indeed, Capchase's recent Pulse of SaaS report contains an interesting finding: In 2022, seeded SaaS companies are doing better than VC-backed startups in many respects.
"Despite the war chest that VC-backed companies raised last year, seeded companies are doing better than VC-backed companies on almost every measure we have. analyzed,” the SaaS-focused fintech wrote.
Welcome to The TechCrunch Exchange, a weekly newsletter about startups and markets. It is inspired by the TechCrunch+ daily column from which it takes its name. Want it in your inbox every Saturday? Register here.
Investors these days want to see not just growth, but also a path to profitability - and it's not always easy for startups funded by cap venture capital suddenly correct. But their primed peers have a head start, according to a recent report. Let's explore. — Anna
In 2021, Alex and I wondered aloud if startups that avoid venture capital can have it all. The answer this year seems to be yes.
Indeed, Capchase's recent Pulse of SaaS report contains an interesting finding: In 2022, seeded SaaS companies are doing better than VC-backed startups in many respects.
"Despite the war chest that VC-backed companies raised last year, seeded companies are doing better than VC-backed companies on almost every measure we have. analyzed,” the SaaS-focused fintech wrote.
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