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Daily Edition · Page 8

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

HEADLINES & TRENDS

TLDR Founders

TLDR Founders

HOW PLAID FOUND PULL

Plaid wasted months building finance apps nobody wanted until Venmo suffered through a painful purchasing process to buy its bank connection backend. That pain proved the demand was real. While Venmo was still buying, Plaid pitched 15 other fintechs with a simple question: "Venmo doesn't want to manage bank integrations themselves - how are you different?" Turns out nobody was different - they all bought Plaid's janky automations because building connections to thousands of banks themselves was impossible.

howtogrow.substack.com · 4 min

TLDR Founders

HOW I'D RUN A SAAS PRICING PROJECT FROM SCRATCH

Most startup SaaS companies think about pricing by raising prices 20% and crossing their fingers. However, there are actually different strategies depending on your company stage – the 20% approach can work for new companies that need simple pricing that works, but as you grow, your pricing needs to adapt in this specific order: how many plans you offer, when customers hit usage limits, what features cost extra, and only then the actual prices.

newsletter.pricingsaas.com · 5 min

TLDR Founders

CONTEXT, COLLABORATION, INTENT, AND INVESTMENT

Most companies waste incredible energy chasing quarterly goals while ignoring the foundational models that actually drive success. One company discovered that 20 teams had built business cases to move the same metric - if all succeeded, it would have increased 500%, which was physically impossible. The fix isn't better planning but understanding four basics: Context (customer journeys and capability maps), Intent (what you're trying to achieve), Collaboration (how teams work together), and Investment (where you put resources).

cutlefish.substack.com · 3 min

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