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5 Interesting Learnings from Doximity at $550,000,000 in ARR

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To oversimplify’s Doximity’s business model, it’s “LinkedIn for Doctors” has almost every U.S. Durable 36% Compounded Growth In 2019, Doximity was doing $86m ARR. Doximity is growing 20% now, vs. 18% at $450m ARR. Insane profitability. 53% EBITDA. That’s crazy. It rains cash at Doximity.

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How SaaStr Fund-Backed RevenueCat Went from a $1.5M Round at $7M Valuation in 2018 to $500M+ Today

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The numbers validated this quickly: 2018: 100 apps, $1M tracked revenue 2020: Series A at $15M 2021: 6,000+ apps, $1B+ tracked revenue, Series B at $300M valuation SaaStr Fund’s bet wasn’t just on the founders or the technologyit was on the inevitable shift toward subscription-first mobile business models.

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5 Interesting Learnings From Monday at $1.125 Billion in ARR

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Their ability to maintain growth while improving profitability shows they’re not just growing at all costs but building a sustainable business model. This successful transition suggests strong leadership, disciplined operational execution, and a fundamentally sound business model with significant pricing power.

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Approaching Half a Million Customers: How to Win in SMB with BILL CEO and Founder René Lacerte

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That was always the plan when BILL went public in 2019. Creating a Moat ”I definitely believe it’s a moat, and it’s the thing that got me most excited about the business,” René shares. From day one, they considered having a viable business model, so they didn’t wait to build it. That was probably 2012. BILL network has 7.1M

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Transitioning from Sales-Led to Product-Led Growth and Scaling to $100M ARR With Apollo’s CEO Tim Zheng

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25x’d Revenue and Crossed $100M ARR Apollo.io, an all-in-one go-to-market platform, underwent a significant transformation in its business model that led to remarkable growth. CEO Tim Zheng came to SaaStr Annual to share the deep dive on the journey from SLG to PLG here: Initial Challenges and Market Position In 2019, Apollo.io

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State of the Cloud 2024: The Cloud AI Era with Bessemer Venture Partners

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They use a combination of existing models as well as proprietary models to ensure accuracy in their sensitive fields of healthcare and legal tech. When Jasper launched in 2019, it started with one model. Today, it runs about 39 models across its entire customer base, making it LLM agnostic.

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SaaStr Podcast 294 with Egnyte CCO Rajesh Ram — December 27, 2019

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294: The SaaS business model has risen to popularity for many reasons – it’s fast-paced, creates residual revenue streams, and well, the multiples are strong. However, while many are flocking to reap the benefits of the SaaS model, truly understanding how it works sustaining success over time is not as easy as some make it look.