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Sam Darawish sold his first startup for $50M, then invested a few hundred thousand of his own money into Everflow. He didn't pay himself for two years. Most founders would never show screenshots at a trade show instead of a working product, but that's exactly what Sam did — and it landed his first customers.
Today, Everflow generates nearly $30M ARR with 1,200 customers and a 120-person team across four continents. They've done it all without raising a single dollar of outside funding, proving that capital efficiency beats hypergrowth for building sustainable SaaS companies.
You'll learn:
Full show notes → saasclub.io/459
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Sam Darawish sold his first startup for $50M, then invested a few hundred thousand of his own money into Everflow. He didn't pay himself for two years. Most founders would never show screenshots at a trade show instead of a working product, but that's exactly what Sam did — and it landed his first customers.
Today, Everflow generates nearly $30M ARR with 1,200 customers and a 120-person team across four continents. They've done it all without raising a single dollar of outside funding, proving that capital efficiency beats hypergrowth for building sustainable SaaS companies.
You'll learn:
Full show notes → saasclub.io/459
This episode is brought to you by:
💖 Sprinto → Learn more and book a demo today
📡 Signal House → Learn more and get a demo
🚀 SaaS Club Launch → Build your SaaS to $10K MRR
Get weekly SaaS lessons and new founder stories → saasclub.io/email

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