Why AI Is Eating the Consulting Industry (And What Founders Should Do With That)
Also, ai replacing consultants is not a future scenario. It is already happening.
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The Vibe Coding Market Just Minted Its First Billionaire
Replit raised $400 million at a $9 billion valuation last week. That is triple what it was worth just six months ago.
When Every Competitor Has AI Too: What's Actually Left to Build a Moat On
When three in four SaaS companies run major processes on AI, the AI feature is no longer a competitive advantage. Here is where the real moat lives.
Vibe Coding Is Worth Billions Now. Here Is Why Most of It Will Fail
Lovable, Replit, and Cursor are collectively worth tens of billions. But the vibe coding category faces real threats from model providers and commoditization. Here is who survives.
Replit’s $9 Billion Bet and the Death of the Dev Agency
Replit’s $400M raise at a $9B valuation is the biggest signal yet that vibe coding is disrupting traditional software development. Here’s what it means for founders, agencies, and engineers.
Usage Based Pricing in SaaS: Why We Did It (And What We Learned)
We switched Viewabo to usage-based pricing and learned more about customers in 90 days than in the previous year. Here’s why we did it, what changed, and what we didn’t see coming.
Technical Debt Management for Startups: When to Fix It vs. When to Ship
Every startup carries technical debt. The ones that scale are the ones that manage it deliberately. A practical framework for founders on when to pay it down and when to keep shipping.
Small Teams Are Winning. Here's the Playbook.
The small team startup playbook is being rewritten by AI. Here’s how 1-5 person companies are hitting $1M+ ARR and beating bloated organizations.
How to Build an AI-First Team: The Founder’s Practical Guide
AI-first teams are outpacing traditional ones. Here is how founders are structuring their orgs, hiring for AI-native environments, and deploying agents without losing control.
Your Startup Doesn’t Need a Platform. It Needs a Product.
Startups get distracted building platforms when they should be building products. The difference is real — and getting it wrong is one of the most expensive mistakes early-stage founders make.
Why Premature Optimization Kills Early-Stage SaaS
Most early-stage SaaS founders waste months optimizing conversion rates before they have enough data to matter. Here is the pattern, why it happens, and what to focus on instead.
How to Evaluate AI Infrastructure Costs Before You’re Locked In
Most founders don’t build a cost model for AI until they get a surprise bill. Here are the three levers that matter and how to avoid getting locked in.