• If agentic AI can already replace traditional software 
• If AI will lead to SaaS companies reducing workforce
• Advice for SaaS startups to stay relevant and grow
• If building a software business is getting easier
• The rising value of product management
• How AI impacts marketing and the product selection process

• How adding AI doesn’t always increase value
• The growing importance of discerning what you should build
• Why you should expect to get the pricing of AI capabilities wrong out of the gate
• Why charging per tokens is pouring sand in the gas tank of your GTM engine 
• How it’s also showing your customers your underpants
• Common bad pricing decisions

This is Dan’s second appearance on SaaS Scaled. You can watch his first episode, “Pricing is Simple, But Not Easy. Dan Balcauski Answers Hard Questions.

• The blurring of lines between AI and SaaS
• Challenge of gaining enterprise-wide, centralized policies and management of AI and SaaS 
• The amazing opportunities of AI, with many simultaneous new challenges and risks
• How users will interact less with UIs and more with AI agents
• The identity management complexity of increasing non-human identities

Read Torii’s SaaS Benchmark Annual Report 2026, which takes a data-backed look at what companies actually use: sanctioned apps, shadow apps, and the AI tools taking over our workspace.

We talk about:

• Solving complex data challenges to drive success at Uber
• The dream of getting LLMs to identify context for improved semantics
• The challenges in applying meaning and semantics at the metadata level
• How open source attracts talent
• The value of retaining the ability to model in the new world of AI-generated code

• The advantages of serving thousands of smaller customers, such as predictability
• Providing users with actionable intelligence
• Serving a highly varied client base
• Bringing best-of-breed solutions to small market segments
• Why the little guys are chronically underserved

• The cybersecurity problems – and solutions– resulting from AI
• Possible continued existence of huge software companies generating high revenues
• The source of SaaS value: The AI model or the software/code?
• How to price SaaS apps when most users are AI agents
• The proliferation of custom, homegrown software in enterprises

• Challenges of determining software pricing with AI workers using apps
• How barriers to AI adoption are similar to what we've known in SaaS for a million years
• AI-driven shifts in the workplace [Many disciplines will look a lot more like engineering]
• How outside sales is among the most durable job functions in the AI era
• Advice for new college grads

• The new exit options saas.group brings to startups
• Growing small SaaS companies while preserving what’s good & made them strong
• Characteristics of successful startups, including lean companies with a very clear focus
• Advice for SaaS founders – to sell or not to sell?
• The SaaS market in Europe

• Jared’s journey from homeless high school dropout to tech founder
• Solving hard problems, like edge compute in the military
• The value of hybrid compute solutions, incorporating cloud and edge devices
• Applying the elasticity of the cloud to mobile device use



• The future role of AI in financial advice
• Decreasing headcount & SaaS spend due to building AI automation tools
• The changing value proposition of software
• The processes required for an AI agent to function effectively
• Why building an AI wrapper on top of a platform is not a sustainable business model



• What's happening with the extended workforce industry
• The dearth of talent in cutting edge tech that plagues all of us
• Rogue spending on talent in the enterprise
• Building trust in autonomous digital AI agents
• Tracking AI agents and assessing their output versus humans

• The good problems that come with hypergrowth
• The most critical decision that drives success
• Being intentional about culture 
• The amplification effects of AI – and the risk that presents
• Fostering a culture to support the discomfort of rapid growth



• The growth of AI brand ambassadors
• The greatest irony of professional corporate life: How we train 
• Barriers to adopting digital human training
• How simulations can help develop soft skills and dealing with high stress situations
• The problems that needed to be solved to create incredible human-like experiences



• Prerequisites to driving operational efficiency with agentic AI
• Bridging the gap between security & engineering so organizations can go fast & be secure 
• What’s required in order for agentic AI to create a magical moment
• With cloud powering so much of our society, the need to get security right 
• The security challenges introduced by agentic AI apps, including new attack vectors

• What inspired him to start the SaaS Scaled podcast
• How the vision of the podcast has changed since its inception in 2021
• How the fundamental objective remains: unscripted discussions in which experts share their knowledge
• Getting comfortable and having sincere, authentic, organic discussions
• What makes SaaS Scaled stand out among other podcasts

• The best people to design software other than computer science grads
• Expertise is dead, but experience isn't – and what impacts this has
• The deflationary impact of AI model improvements
• Predictions for the pricing structure of AI models
• How large AI companies will start taking a page out of Amazon's book

• How personalization is accelerating the pace of software adoption
• Co-creating the future with early adopters
• Meeting customers where they are, because AI is not monolithic
• Identifying & understanding information gaps in order to deliver value to customers
• Setting a North Star for your role in the industry & staying focused on solving customer pains

• The impacts of AI in developing and managing content
• Why content management systems will always survive
• The pluses and minuses of open source and AI helping write code
• Risks of being too enthusiastic about your own opportunity & product
• The challenges of GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), considering there's not one standard system

• The tough, tactical, and not sexy work of outbound sales
• What Marc & his cofounder did when faced with few things two knucklehead salespeople could do early in their careers
• Where AI does – and does not- fit in the sales process
• How memoryBlue helps make young professionals valuable to the marketplace
• Using AI tools to enrich data, build workflows, & automate emails. But then what??



• How failure to crystallize strategy results in messaging shortcomings & low conversions
• Tactics to get started with & accelerate messaging content, including use of AI
• Impacts of improving messaging to differentiate your SaaS offering
• Growth stages at which it’s most impactful to fine-tune messaging
• Use of AI models to act as prospects in order to gain insights, including use of real research to construct partially synthetic personas

• Automating content creation, plus scaling upstream & downstream processes with brand safety agents
• Framework for CEOs to think through how to best apply AI more generally
• The importance of role clarity: understanding the core activities that impact the financial plan
• How SaaS vendors can survive tech consolidation by being strategically relevant to the budget owner
• The importance of a good personal knowledge management system



• Building fast-moving & scalable businesses that can last
• How to finance and grow profitable companies to reach an exit
• The challenges of finding a competitive edge as GenAI accelerates innovation
• Testing monetizing AI alongside conventional SaaS monetization



• Top 3 benefits of Gen AI in content marketing
• How the market for digital ads is growing due to generative personalization & attribution capabilities
• Ads taking on more of the sales function
• The need for thousands of variations of content to drive advertising results (& the dangers of serving the same ad repeatedly)
• Advertising to a world of digital users

• Offloading work from employees to digital workers
• When most people will opt to chat with an AI agent over a human
• The need for SaaS apps to transform themselves into agentic apps
• Advice for serial SaaS entrepreneurs, including a big cautionary tale for startups
• AI-generated and AI-maintained code and the ease of prototyping



• Impacts of AI agents over the next 5 years
• Ted’s AI-generated Dr. Seuss book based on walks with his dog
• The power of small data with AI, despite many believing more data is the answer
• The challenge of being disciplined to enter only good data
• Gaming out SaaS company ideas with AI, such as a virtual venture capitalist



• Getting value from unstructured data
• How quickly SaaS subscription businesses should push to be profitable
• Trade-offs between product-led and sales-led growth
• Racing to be the market leader
• Dangers of focusing strictly on the short-term

• Pro and cons of building vs. buying software
• The challenges of low code/ no code solutions
• The high costs of code debt
• Coping with client requests for cheaply developed software
• Will GenAI eliminate the need for developers to write code?
• Current AI development use cases: documentation & automatic testing

• How to make GenAI more reliable: Understanding your business context & knowing why something is happening
• Moving from planning based on the human gut to an AI-based setup
• The coming paradigm shift from SaaS to service as a software
• Interacting with apps in plain language vs. remembering which of 56 dashboards to view



• Launching an incomplete product vs. going to market too late 
• Determining the scope of an MVP & a full-featured, differentiated product
• Unique approaches to “Design Partners” during product development 
• Best ways to build a community
• Maintaining a sense of urgency once established & not getting too comfortable



• Best ways to build trust with users
• Impacts of AI on open source, including using gen AI to describe human-created queries
• Cross-platform endpoint management
• Determining the scope of device management with BYOD & less traditional computing devices
• Device management surprises

• Tackling the challenges of digital learning: content development & learning assessment
• The role of AI in scaling workforce development & engaging learners one-on-one
• Calculating the ROI of a learning management system
• Flipping the normal training paradigm of fixed time with variable learning
• Training topics that SaaS companies are most interested in

• The changing product development process with AI-native products
• Eliciting user feedback when the application output is unpredictable
• Overcoming the cognitive dissonance of using AI tools
• Solving the challenges of scaling professional services relationships
• The value of a ‘Digital Chief of Staff’



• Why digital marketing is a hot spot for fraudsters
• The numerous benefits of reducing fraud
• How to increase Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)
• Who is taking better advantage of AI: fraudsters or those battling fraud?

• The evolution of the product management function
• Product-led growth: pros & cons, plus where it fits best
• Product management reporting to the CEO vs. marketing or engineering
• Drawing lines between product strategy, product marketing, and product management
• Think your product isn’t ready for AI? Think again.



• Why founders select a particular problem to solve
• What to focus on in each phase of growth, from product development to finance to people
• Barriers to entry to starting new cloud services
• The importance of great customer service & building trust with users



• Revenue generation and go-to-market strategies at different stages of growth 
• Considering each go-to-market motion, segment, & product as their own factory production line
• Shifting challenges in revenue generation as companies grow
• The impacts of pricing and packaging on building revenue architecture If AI will takeover sales and revenue consulting



• The generative AI hype cycle
• Startups focusing on creating value versus increasing their valuation
• Biggest challenges to implementing an enterprise content management system
• How to boost user adoption of a new content management system
• Will on-prem infrastructure eventually disappear?



• The challenge of knowing when to innovate & at what pace
• Using Gen AI to generate revenue & deliver value to users (without going off the rails)
• Integrating technologies post-acquisition
• How to remediate technical debt
• Alternatives to real-time integration



• The evolution of embedded analytics and the latest trends
• Rising complexity in how companies deliver content to users
• Rewards of embedding analytics + risks and how to reduce them
• Often overlooked aspects of building analytics in-house
• Challenges of licensing analytics for internal vs. external use



• The most efficient go to market approach
• Why developer velocity is the single most important thing
• Giving humans superpowers, not replacing them
• Why it’s laughable to claim generative AI will replace nearly all developers
• Helping technologists build go-to-market plans & why, even though they think salespeople are icky, they must employ a lot of them



• What most surprised Wolf when he began speaking about AI
• Why AI won’t destroy planet Earth
• The biggest AI beneficiaries in an enterprise - those with a defined process
• Why probabilistic engineering will not replace deterministic engineering
• The 3 components of AI



• The role of AI in data management
• Accelerating time to information
• Fascinating use cases resulting from easier knowledge sharing
• Increasing the accuracy of AI output
• Entrepreneur-market fit and building a new product category
• Is data democratization always useful?



• The temptation to engage in a features arms race with competitors
• Creating a ‘one size fits one’ feeling for customers & prospects 
• What Matt would do differently if he went back 20 years with $500 million cash to burn
• The (surprising & counterintuitive) best time to innovate

• The value of “flipping the script,” where AI prompts the user
• What needs for human expertise remain as AI advances?
• 2 main ways you can help reduce AI hallucinations
• Prepare for meetings & interviews by having AI adopt the role of your colleague

We talk about:



• Advances in GenAI large language models that enable ingestion of anonymized data
• How Enquire AI created a new tier of users with GenAI & productizing their existing data lake 
• Keeping data current on a real-time basis
• Impacts of commodification of large language models
• How companies can survive irrelevance when large AI firms launch new features
• Replicating the thinking and judgment of experienced employees to make them ‘eternal’



• Creating a product for the average person to use
• If the dashboard will be replaced by an AI prompt
• Disruption of SaaS in the march toward cloud adoption
• Do we have too many SaaS products in the market today?
• How technology always starts with an expert and ends democratized



• 3 pillars of excellence to measure decisions against when building a SaaS app 
• Changes in ideal customer profile from year one
• Global democratization of SaaS investing
• What to have a clear view of before writing a single line of code

• The loss of knowledge of how to send good email
• The paradox of needing AI in order to be human at scale
• What Sales Development Reps can do to be successful, particularly while working with AI
• The role of email marketing in building top of funnel pipeline

We talk about:

• How effective most companies’ websites are at lead gen 
• 3 common mistakes that lower website conversions
• What to put on your homepage instead of boring stock images of people in a conference room
• Why you should review your website translated into a language you don’t speak
• The importance of talking about not just the ups, but also the downs in business

We talk about:



• Expected AI innovations, including large-scale personalization & “Invisible AI”
• How AI is disrupting software development, including launching to multiple narrow markets 
• The “Minimum Wow Product” instead of MVP
• Why you can't just hire an iOS developer and expect them to build a great mobile app
• Importance of keeping up with the pace of tech innovation

We talk about:

• The impacts of segmentation in optimizing revenue operations
• If early-stage startups need a revenue platform
• How startups can best transition from focusing on tech to operations
• Generational gaps in purchasing patterns
• Helping merchants test pricing strategies

We talk about:



• The importance of quality of revenue (& the boring side)
• Managing the conflict of fast growth versus quality of revenue
• The challenges of low-fit customers
• Stopping sales to less successful customer segments
• The 2 metrics investors are focusing on in this tough environment



We talk about:

• Advantages & disadvantages of various pricing model & their impact on churn
• The 4 different types of churn
• Dos & don’ts for SaaS startups to reduce churn
• Important data to capture around customer cancellations
• How customer reactivations are a big, often neglected opportunity for SaaS companies

We talk about:



• How SaaS companies are 10% art, 90% science
• Making deposits into your customer goodwill account to avert disaster
• Important founder attributes for success
• The most innovative marketing strategies Matt has seen



• Using automation to generate faster insights
• Focusing on delivering value, and demonstrating that to prospective clients
• How Gen AI is finding problems & recommending solutions
• Using AI for right & left brain capabilities to build 150 different analysis models
• Using analytics to determine where digital customer journeys break



• How much of Phil’s day-to-day work could be done by AI
• Trading privacy for personalized recommendations
• The need for human insights when testing future concepts
• Reaching the point of fully democratized market research
• How AI will disrupt revenue models



• Building a culture that’s data-oriented & encouraging autonomy 
• Resisting unproductive fads, such as pushing for metrics that don't correlate to profit & revenue
• Being pragmatic – without killing opportunities
• Amusing anecdotes about the early cloud days
• If startups should invest more in marketing or sales

• Progress towards democratization of LLM & AI
• Tackling the main challenges of machine learning
• Will LLM apps replace or enhance SaaS apps?
• Insights from Predibase’s survey of 150 executives, data scientists, & developers
• Why people will stop trying to use a cannon when they need a scalpel

• The 3 waves of AI
• Hyper personalization as compared to generative AI
• How chatbot technology in the future will conduct interviews to learn requirements
• Traceability to understand any mistakes with AI
• Building a truly personal assistant that serves your agenda, is hyper-personalized, & private

• What components the CTO owns in a SaaS company
• Optimizing the efficiency of dev teams
• How much of the CTO role is internal vs. external
• How to interview & identify a great CTO candidate

We talk about:

• Accounting mistakes commonly made by SaaS founders
• The challenges of balancing CEO optimism with necessary pragmatism
• Areas successful SaaS CEOs spend the most time on
• The collaborative process of developing KPIs
• The trouble with viewing accounting as a necessary evil

We talk about:

• What people often get wrong about pricing
• Pricing questions you should never ask
• What to ask instead 
• The right way for companies to raise prices
• How to determine if you should publish pricing online

We talk about:

• The value of start-up founders doing sales for the first few million in AR
• Why AI won't replace humans (for a while)
• The optimal speed for company growth
• How to decide to take in more capital from outside sources to accelerate growth
• The hardest parts about being an early-stage entrepreneur & advice for those stages

We talk about:

• Increasing efficiency with workflow automations 
• Powerful use cases for iPaaS
• Using AI to make better SaaS products that help users be more productive
• Empowering business users to automate their underlying business processes



We talk about:

• How AI can help with workplace flexibility in the gig economy
• Reducing HR’s paperwork burden, so they can focus on meaningful interactions with candidates 
• The implications of AI making software engineers 10X more productive
• The coming Cambrian explosion of SaaS companies…. & what curbs enthusiasm

We talk about:



• Helping local governments to be more efficient in the modern cloud age
• Measuring the potential impact & user adoption of new tech offerings
• Digital initiatives, including AI, that cities can undertake to most benefit residents
• How governments can build trust by providing more ways for citizens to interact with government

We talk about:



• Differences between being a VC-backed versus bootstrapping for SaaS companies
• The best time to bring in an investor
• Focusing on lead generation versus product in early stage start-ups
• Managing a global, dispersed team

We talk about:

• Key steps to get started with generative AI & ML
• Breaking down organizational silos to leverage emerging technologies
• Reducing cloud computing costs & mitigating environmental impacts of ML
• The “self-service” trend of empowering business users with tools for decision-making
• The ethics of AI-generated art, writing, & music

We talk about:

• Bringing together the best of digital interactions & human conversations
• Evolution of the sales organization in a growing company, with added buyer personas
• Ways to help the organization help itself as you scale
• Pros & cons of decentralizing
• Being mindful of where you’re putting stress on the organization

We talk about:

• Balancing algorithms, AI, & ML plus human intuition to get answers
• How data can deliver healthier food options, improving healthcare
• Coping with rising compute costs
• Variable pricing expanding into new industries & how to do it well
• The machine-to-machine future we're driving into, with agent-based shopping

We talk about:

• Helping tame data chaos
• Democratizing access to AI & data tools to bridge the divide between haves & have-nots 
• Facilitating communication & minimizing conflict
• Opportunities & threats of AI… and when human intuition wins
• What activities will make companies breakout

We talk about:



• Managing the product roadmap scientifically & deciding where to invest
• Listening to customers in structured ways
• Qs Michael asks LeaseAccelerator’s top clients a couple times every year
• Delivering what customers want without bloatware heaviness
• The way to think about growing a SaaS business over time

We talk about:

- Scott’s background and the story of Churnkey.

- What a good SaaS product needs.

- Ensuring company alignment when it comes to design.

- Balancing flexibility, power and ease of use.

- How pricing impacts customer retention.

- How to raise SaaS prices without losing customers.

Scott Hurff - https://www.linkedin.com/in/scotthurff/

Churnkey - https://www.linkedin.com/company/churnkey/

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We talk about:

- How Cyderes works and the problems they solve.

- The evolution of cloud security.

- The impact of AI on cybersecurity.

- The biggest risk factors in cloud security today.

- How new SaaS founders today should think about cybersecurity and common mistakes to avoid.

- The turning point where SaaS companies have to start taking security more seriously.

- Some of the things Atif has found surprising in his security career.

Atif Ghauri - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aghauri

Cyderes - https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-herjavec-group/

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We talk about:

- Reha’s background as a dentist and how she got into tech.

- How machine learning and AI impact the software development process.

- How AI will affect the traditional strengths of software in general.

- What the considerations are around AI in healthcare where regulations are strict.

- Some of the things slowing AI down.

Reha Jhunjhunwala - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rehajhunjhunwala/

eClinical Solutions - https://www.linkedin.com/company/eclinical-solutions/

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We talk about:

- Vlad’s story and what FiscalNote does.

- How AI changes software.

- The importance of adding extra value to software.

- What to do with user data?

- How Vlad makes internal decisions at FiscalNote.

- The impact of remote work.

- The importance of building the right data analytics stack to acquire data.

Vlad Eidelman - https://www.linkedin.com/in/veidelman/

FiscalNote - https://www.linkedin.com/company/fiscalnote/

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 We talk about:

- How Nylas works, the benefits it provides and who it targets.

- The definition of first-party data and why it’s important.

- The growth of the API economy.

- The new roles of sales and marketing when selling to developers.

- The trend of using education as a sales technique.

Gleb Polyakov - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gpolyakov

Nylas - https://www.linkedin.com/company/nylas/

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- Ellie’s background and what Salesloft does.

- The changing trends in how companies use data.

- Drawing valuable insights from unstructured data.

- Putting workflow at the center of what you do, and the challenges involved.

- Ellie’s experiences managing both product and engineering.

- Are more autonomous teams more scalable?

- Applying a metric- and data-oriented culture internally.

- The impact of remote work on how companies operate.

Ellie Fields - https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliefields/

Salesloft - https://www.linkedin.com/company/salesloft/

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- Si’s background, how Latch works and the problems it solves.

- Hardware companies that move into software and vice versa.

- Do you need to choose between selling to businesses and selling to consumers?

- Capitalizing on the transition from analog to digital.

- Creating trust in digital innovations around physical security.

- When is the right time to start a software business?

- The challenges around valuing SaaS businesses.

- Advice for people who want to start a SaaS company.

Si Dhanak - https://www.linkedin.com/in/saayuj/

Latch - https://www.linkedin.com/company/latch/

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We talk about:

- Phyl’s story and the story behind Collaborative Gain.

- Phyl’s book, "Never Search Alone", and the three big ideas inside it.

- Is there a business model behind the community Phyl has built?

- The dangers of people thinking they have unlimited time in their careers.

- How some organizations are naturally better at attracting the right people.

- The value of combining the right people with the right vision.

Phyl Terry - https://www.linkedin.com/in/phylterry/#

Collaborative Gain - https://www.linkedin.com/company/collaborative-gain/

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We talk about:

- Dylan’s background and what Deque does.

- The importance of accessibility in software.

- Dylan’s book, “Agile Accessibility Handbook,” and why he wrote it.

- Are there any particular tools to identify accessibility issues in software?

- Countries that are leading the way around SaaS accessibility.

- Advice for smaller, newer SaaS companies to prioritize accessibility.

- How tech trends like AI, the IoT and algorithms have impacted accessibility.

Dylan Barrell - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanbarrell/

Deque Systems - https://www.linkedin.com/company/deque-systems-inc/

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We talk about:

- John’s background and Alation.

- Cataloging data within an organization.

- How developers can access and use cataloged data.

- Will data become more and more critical for organizations?

- The friction between business growth and regulatory compliance.

- The increasing complexity of data and how this impacts cataloging.

- Different types of data marketplaces and the exchange between them.

- The impact of machine learning and artificial intelligence on data cataloging.

John Wills - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnwwills/

Alation - https://www.linkedin.com/company/alation/

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We talk about:

- Michael’s background and the problems Trulioo is trying to solve.

- The importance of verifying identities across global markets.

- The challenges of implementing identity verification in an internet built on anonymity.

- How the role of product managers has changed as SaaS has evolved.

- The kind of culture and conditions needed for a software organization to succeed.

- How technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning impact a SaaS product’s growth.

- The foundations that need to be in place to have trusted identity verification online.

- Key lessons for product managers.

- Striking a balance between focusing internally and externally as a CPO.

Michael Ramsbacker - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramsbacker/

Trulioo - https://www.linkedin.com/company/trulioo/

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