The "SaaSpocalypse" wiped $2 trillion from public SaaS markets — but the people panicking aren't building the kind of business you are. I break down why the math-terrifying enterprise SaaS giants don't apply to bootstrapped founders, and why the advantages that have always made small teams dangerous are getting stronger in an AI-driven market.
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<a href="https://microconf.com/europe" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"> MicroConf Europe | Iceland, Sept 21–23, 2026</a>
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                    The "SaaSpocalypse" wiped $2 trillion from public SaaS markets — but the people panicking aren't building the kind of business you are. I break down why the math-terrifying enterprise SaaS giants don't apply to bootstrapped founders, and why the advantages that have always made small teams dangerous are getting stronger in an AI-driven market.
Links from the Pod
Watch this video on YouTube
Subscribe to the Rob Walling YouTube Channel
 MicroConf Europe | Iceland, Sept 21–23, 2026
Tinyseed Portfolio
Senior Place
Mawi
                

MicroConf Tactics: AI is Crushing Big SaaS

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