Questions and Answers

The operating handbook of many founders, VCs, and accelerators in the tech space for the last few years have been the same.

Find an area of technological advancement -> apply it to a commercial use case.

This has created countless SaaS products in literally every business function, fiercely competing against each other to be the winner in their category, such as marketing, operations, front-end app building, data visualization, cloud file conversion, storage, robotic process automation, etc.

But what no one has done is looked at this new SaaS ecosystem holistically, joined together the winners of each category for every industry, and productized the SaaS ecosystem into its own company.

This is what a Super SaaS is.

The best way of understanding this is to look through the actual examples of Super SaaS’ on this page, so you have something concrete to see.

Many industries. There are tons of Super SaaS in the pipeline awaiting release, and they all target different things.

The first Super SaaS targets F and B, but this is not the only focus.

Each Super SaaS will have different required SaaS. For example, for Super SaaS #1 – sell more to independent retailers, you need accounts for Airtable, Axiom.ai, Make.com, and Phantombuster.

You signup for each tool using my affiliate links and then give me your login info. I will then set everything up for you. This will take ~24 hrs.

Once things are setup, you’ll be notified, and you can start using the Super SaaS.

You don’t need to learn how to use all the SaaS individually. There will be an easy-to-use interface provided for you. The tools will just operate invisibly in the background.

Yes. It really works like this. I have affiliate partnerships with each software tool, meaning I get a percentage of your monthly subscription payment from the software tools. As long as you see value in the system and stay subscribed, I get a percentage of your monthly payments recurring.

The money to pay me comes from the pocket of the tools, not from you. 

I’ve made this a win-win for all parties involved. If you signed up for these accounts yourself, it would cost you the exact same amount. 

The quality. A Super SaaS is joined together in a very sophisticated way, and the backend code is complex. It’s not as simple as just integrating a few SaaS together.

SaaS are also chosen to be specifically useful for the situation. For example, there are tons of SaaS which can scrape, but certain ones perform better under different circumstances.

Also, there are frequent product updates, so the Super SaaS gets better over time.

There’s two differences:

1. Make and Zapier just allow you to connect tools. This says nothing about how to connect the tools, or the logic that powers them. A Super SaaS can actually use Make or Zapier in the backend, but they’re not the only SaaS involved.
   
   
2. Make and Zapier work in the backend only. A Super SaaS also has a front-end interface, etc.