Our B2B SaaS Journey

By SixSides

Join the SixSides.co team as we navigate the highs and lows of building a B2B SaaS company. From finding product-market fit to scaling sales and community-driven growth, we share real insights, tough ... more

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Our B2B SaaS Journey episodes:

April 07, 202658: We doubled our team in two weeks
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin share why they moved fast to hire their first two team members, unpack the near-finished Project Rendezvous deal that made it possible, and talk through onboarding, process documentation, DealBuddi plans, and the next wave of product work inside SixSides.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(01:06) - We hired our first two team members
(03:38) - Project Rendezvous and the procurement process
(10:12) - Why this deal unlocked hiring
(13:20) - Meet Chris and Rhea
(15:07) - Fair Work, contracts, and doing right by the team
(17:10) - Making up onboarding as we go
(22:02) - Commission, incentives, and team-wide upside
(26:38) - Product updates - liquid glass, app parity, and new event features
(38:01) - The plan with DealBuddi
In this episode, we cover:
Hiring the first two team members for SixSides
Why Project Rendezvous is such an important sales opportunity
Using upfront strategy work to survive a formal procurement process
The risks of hiring before a major deal is fully signed
Onboarding new team members while building the process in real time
Documenting SOPs and using AI to speed up internal operations
Structuring fair pay, commission, and team-wide upside
Navigating offshore hiring and Fair Work considerations
Product updates across the SixSides app and dashboard
Liquid glass design work and upgrading the app’s UI foundations
Closing the parity gap between the app, dashboard, and AI assistant
Event feature updates including session RSVPs, sponsors, and exhibitors
Planning around Mitchell’s wedding and developer hiring timelines
The next phase of DealBuddi and building AI-powered internal tools
How the founders are thinking about growth, revenue, and team culture
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Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
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47min
March 30, 202657: Building the right team
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin unpack a tense enterprise procurement process, share where hiring is up to across lead gen and development, and talk through the product, positioning, and SaaS agreement changes that are making SixSides feel more scalable.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(01:31) - Project Rendezvous and enterprise procurement delays
(03:51) - Fitness updates and wedding countdown
(07:28) - Hiring plans across lead gen and development
(12:38) - Loom screening, technical hiring and what good candidates look like
(18:38) - Creating room for initiative and experimentation in the team
(23:18) - Project Hammer and expanding within existing accounts
(25:12) - Website, design direction and making SixSides feel premium
(32:33) - Product updates - dashboard fixes, AI assistant improvements and feature cleanup
(38:54) - SaaS agreements, positioning work and wrapping up
In this episode, we cover:
The procurement panel slowing down a major SixSides deal
Whether to keep hiring even before a large contract is formally signed
Fitness updates, discipline struggles, and wedding prep
Interviewing candidates for lead generation and development roles
Why responsiveness and initiative matter more than a polished CV
Building a 90 day onboarding plan for new hires
Delegating LinkedIn and email outreach as the team grows
A new expansion opportunity with Project Hammer
Moving customers from one-off events to ongoing SaaS agreements
Updating the SixSides dashboard so organisers can manage more without developer help
Improving the AI assistant so it can handle links, logos, profile photos, and more event setup tasks
Why modern UI matters for an event platform built around connection and community
Using product design to make SixSides feel more premium
Planning webinars and outreach to convert past event users into future organisers
Clarifying SixSides positioning as a community-first event engagement platform
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Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
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55min
March 23, 202656: We're hiring!
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin unpack a huge turning point for SixSides as they start hiring, celebrate Project Rendezvous moving into contracts, and talk through how DealBuddi, team structure, and long-term planning are all evolving at once.
Links
DealBuddi - https://dealbuddi.com
ChatGPT Atlas - https://chatgpt.com/atlas/
Superwhisper - https://superwhisper.com
Aaron Francis on YouTube - Are designers cooked? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tm9im-3g8fY
Stitch by Google - https://stitch.withgoogle.com
Suno - https://suno.com
Chapters
(00:00) - Editor’s note and intro
(00:52) - We’re hiring at SixSides
(07:38) - Using Atlas browser and AI to screen applicants
(14:08) - Project Rendezvous gets approved
(18:49) - What DealBuddi does and why it matters now
(27:39) - Rebuilding DealBuddi in Laravel
(31:04) - Founder roles, planning styles and playing to strengths
(35:23) - National Safety Conference and product adoption lessons
(38:44) - PlanetScale spikes and event infrastructure
(41:58) - Founders Collective, student work experience and wrap-up
In this episode, we cover:
Why now feels like the right time for SixSides to start hiring
Hiring a growth marketer, lead gen support and multiple developers
Using AI tools like Atlas browser to screen job applicants faster
How voice-to-text workflows with Superwhisper and ChatGPT are changing day-to-day work
Project Rendezvous getting committee approval and moving into contract discussions
Why DealBuddi’s positioning needs work and how it supports real sales conversations
The plan to rebuild DealBuddi from Bubble into Laravel
Founder roles, planning styles and how to play to each other’s strengths
Lessons from the National Safety Conference and event app adoption
Database load spikes in PlanetScale during live events
Founders Collective momentum, community building and staying in touch between events
Why student work experience is a good idea, but not the right fit just yet
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
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47min
March 16, 202655: That's tree trimming money
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin unpack a huge week of live events, reflect on the first real signs of SaaS leverage inside SixSides, talk through plans to hire their first extra team members, and share why Project Rendezvous could become a major turning point for the business.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(01:25) - CCF Women in Civil and a big week of events
(03:31) - We’re not engaging with attendees properly
(08:13) - We’re hiring
(12:03) - Good signs for Project Rendezvous
(20:43) - Project Hammer Brisbane and tree trimming money
(27:45) - Bridging the gap between operations and dev with Linear
(39:09) - NSCA tomorrow
(40:31) - Understanding the user journey on our site with PostHog
(43:41) - When do we hire for AI and agents?
In this episode, we cover:
What happened at the CCF Women in Civil event and how attendee usage is improving
Why SixSides needs a better post-event attendee engagement strategy
How the team is thinking about email automation and lifecycle messaging with Bento
The current growth in platform users across all SixSides events
Why Mitchell and Gavin are planning their first hires across development and lead generation
How Project Rendezvous could unlock faster growth and more engineering capacity
The moment SixSides started to feel like a real software business with paid events running without hands-on support
Lessons from Project Hammer and how event setup is becoming more repeatable
Bridging the gap between operations and development with better planning in Linear
Why the team is looking at PostHog to better understand the user journey on the marketing website
How bootstrapping affects hiring, planning, and long-term product decisions
When AI agents might become part of the team structure
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
...more
47min
March 09, 202654: There is so much to do
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin celebrate their fastest client win yet, prepare for five events in seven days, share updates to the SixSides app and dashboard, and unpack the growing pressure of building a bootstrapped SaaS when the momentum finally starts to kick in.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(00:19) - Fitness update and hitting new milestones
(03:42) - Fastest client win yet
(06:46) - Five events in seven days
(10:35) - Building the first user guide
(14:59) - Should we go back to AIM next year?
(18:11) - Product updates in the app and dashboard
(22:33) - There is so much to do
(31:31) - Should we hire our first developer?
(38:05) - Outro
In this episode, we cover:
Fitness progress and how personal routines are tracking alongside startup pressure
Our fastest client win yet and what made the sales process work
How a quick Loom walkthrough helped close a new event customer
Why community building keeps coming up in SixSides sales conversations
Invoicing momentum and how March revenue is already beating last year
Preparing for five events in seven days across multiple customers
The operational risk of becoming the bottleneck as event volume grows
Building a first draft attendee user guide for event clients
Using Gamma to speed up polished documentation and onboarding assets
Why sponsor and exhibitor workflows could become a product-led growth lever
Recommitting to AIME as a key conference for future customer growth
New SixSides product updates including sponsor tier layouts and feature toggles
Fixing AI assistant tooling issues in the dashboard backend
The growing product roadmap across the website, dashboard, infrastructure and mobile app
Whether it is time for SixSides to hire a first developer
The realities of bootstrapping while juggling multiple businesses
Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
...more
39min
March 02, 202653: Our biggest deal yet
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin celebrate one year of podcasting, lock in their biggest client commitment yet with four more events booked through to EOFY, and unpack what’s next across dashboards, lead gen follow-ups, Linear vs Slack, and a big push towards a better AI workflow inside SixSides.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro and one year anniversary
(02:40) - Biggest deal yet - four more events booked
(06:27) - Project Rendezvous - still waiting
(07:34) - Leadfeeder signals and why the website needs work
(10:46) - Slack channel vs Linear for feature requests
(15:58) - AI inside SixSides - Vercel AI SDK, agents, and better chat UX
(22:14) - Infra fatigue and keeping the work fun
(27:02) - AIM follow-ups and lead gen reply reality
(29:36) - The DICE - mailing packs and handwritten notes
(31:19) - Fitness check-in and staying consistent
In this episode, we cover:
One year of podcasting and how routine keeps the business grounded
Landing the biggest SixSides deal so far and booking four more events through to EOFY
Hitting 93% event app adoption and what might be driving it
Project Rendezvous delay and learning to live on other people’s timelines
Using Leadfeeder-style tooling to see who’s checking out the SixSides site
Why the marketing site needs screenshots, walkthroughs, and a proper sign-up path
Linear vs Slack for feature requests and how to keep dev work organised
Using AI inside SixSides to duplicate events and reduce setup grunt work
Moving towards the Vercel AI SDK and improving agent workflows, approvals, and attachments
Parking infra work to stay motivated and keep shipping
AIM follow-ups, outreach reply rates, and lead gen back in motion
The DICE mail-out plan and handwritten notes for supporters
Fitness routines, travel disruption, and staying consistent over perfection

Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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SixSides: sixsides.co
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Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
...more
38min
February 23, 202652: This episode is mostly technical
In this episode, we go mostly technical - Mitchell migrates the SixSides dashboard from Vue to React, moves the database to PlanetScale, and outlines the plan for proper preview environments that go from Linear to Cursor to live. Along the way there’s a fitness check-in, a disrupted Canberra trip, Project Hammer running without us on-site, and a new plan for an event manager success playbook.
Links
mostlytechnical.com

Chapters
(00:00) - Intro, billionaires, and the Christmas present
(05:00) - Anniversary trip recap - escape room, Harbour Bridge nope, ice cream mission
(08:50) - Fitness updates - gym habits, 75 Hard halfway, and easing into running
(14:20) - We’re a React app now - why we moved from Vue
(20:05) - PlanetScale migration - ditching RDS and simplifying the database setup
(25:05) - Cost reduction and scaling globally into other regions
(27:30) - Import issues, support fixes, and the “metal instance” workaround
(32:50) - Linear to Cursor to live previews - the new dev workflow
(41:30) - Project Rendezvous, CCF Magazine, and external deadline pressure
(48:25) - Canberra trip disruption, Project Hammer lessons, and mailing out the dice
In this episode, we cover:
The “billionaire” Christmas present (Zimbabwean dollars, obviously)
Anniversary trip vibes, escape rooms, and bailing on the Harbour Bridge walk
Fitness updates - 75 Hard progress, running blocks, and sore feet
Why SixSides is now a React dashboard (goodbye Vue)
Using Cursor to accelerate a React rewrite and why popularity matters for AI tooling
Moving the SixSides database from AWS RDS to PlanetScale
Consolidating global and regional databases into a simpler model
Data sovereignty trade-offs (and when it’s worth paying for)
Big cost reduction for adding regions (from hundreds to tens per month)
The plan for preview environments: Linear tickets - Cursor agents - live preview links
Replacing Laravel Vapor with Terraform for better automation
Project Rendezvous update and what “due diligence” could look like
CCF Magazine editorial deadline pressure
Canberra trip disrupted, then Sydney trip pivot
Project Hammer ran without the founders on-site - lessons learned
Building an event manager success playbook
Mailing out SixSides dice to leads - and a review-for-dice offer

Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and a review on your favourite podcast app. It really helps us reach more people!

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
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58min
February 16, 202651: We shipped our dashboard between bike rides
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin debrief their first big AIME conference trip - from Mitch’s truly unhinged packing list to what they learned meeting organisers face-to-face, how they plan to follow up leads, and why the new SixSides dashboard and AI workflows suddenly became the star of the booth.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(02:05) - What did Mitch pack?
(06:34) - Relocating to Melbourne - podcast gear, desktop PC, and the mic-in-a-cup moment
(11:12) - AIME debrief - nerves, then finding the groove
(13:23) - Selling lessons - human first, outcomes over features
(16:35) - Lead follow-up plan - LinkedIn connects, then email sequencing
(17:49) - Dice idea - why we want them at every event
(20:14) - Booth lessons - placement away from competitors and why banners weren’t the play
(22:22) - The Monday sprint - shipping the dashboard demo fast
(24:05) - What we’d change next time - travel days, flights, schedule and dress code
(28:19) - Project Hammer update and meeting Joe in person
(29:10) - Dashboard and AI workflows - self-serve events and production rollout
(35:49) - The “exercise trip” recap - 40k steps, food, and no relaxing
(37:16) - The tan track and the uphill cycling humiliation
(39:43) - Project Rendezvous white paper - global rollout strategy and what’s next
In this episode, we cover:
Mitch’s chaotic travel kit - steamer, mini fan, full desktop PC, and podcast gear
AIME conference debrief - nerves, first conversations, and surprising moments
What worked at the booth - demoing dashboards, theming, and speed of execution
How Mitch and Gavin approach conversations differently - features vs outcomes
Lead follow-up plan - LinkedIn connects, email sequencing, and timing
Dice update - why physical gimmicks might matter more than banners
Lessons learned - flights, schedules, attire, and staying until the end
The SixSides dashboard - self-serve event setup and getting Mitch out of the loop
Productivity gains with AI tooling (with a bigger tech stack chat teased for next week)
Exercise and travel routines - 40k steps, sore legs, and avoiding weight creep
Project Rendezvous update - white paper strategy and “initial rollout” framing
Founder Collective update - co-hosting with The Precinct and upcoming events

Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

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Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
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51min
February 09, 202650: Live from Melbourne
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin record in person from a Melbourne hotel room ahead of AIM, share what it cost to exhibit and what they’re actually trying to achieve, and unpack big momentum updates across Project Rendezvous, CCF, and a major push to get SixSides dashboards ready for live demos.
Links
atlas.dev

Chapters
(00:00) - Audio note - recording in person with two mics
(00:28) - Live from Melbourne - exercise trip meets lead gen trip
(02:53) - Morning person vs night person (and the need for naps)
(05:39) - Project Rendezvous update - multi-year potential and pricing pressure
(08:29) - What AIM is and why we’re exhibiting
(09:23) - Booth setup - reusable banner, shipping pain, and vendor shoutout
(12:19) - Booth envy - avoiding the event tech aisle and why positioning matters
(15:08) - Conference strategy - lead rating, rapport, and follow-up commitments
(17:12) - Pricing direction - per-event pilots to SaaS, dashboards as the key
(26:57) - Shoutout to Clay Smith on Bluesky
(28:44) - CCF President’s Lunch recap - JT on stage and Tag, You're It via event photos
(31:51) - Dashboards build sprint - consolidating repos and shipping fast with AI
(35:42) - Using AI for white papers - foundations first, then polish
(38:13) - Weight loss update - 5kg down, walking focus, no booze habits
(46:00) - Lessons learned coming next week - pitching, exhibiting, and confidence building
In this episode, we cover:
Recording in person from Melbourne and the joys of mismatched mics
Exercising like maniacs and discovering who’s a morning person vs a night person
What AIM is, why we’re exhibiting, and how much it cost
Booth setup decisions, reusable banners, and avoiding the intimidating event tech aisle
Conference lead strategy - cold/warm/hot leads and getting commitment to follow up
Project Rendezvous update - pricing pressure, US decision makers, and multi-year deal potential
Shifting from per-event pricing to SaaS pricing, and why dashboards are the unlock
The CCF President’s Lunch recap, JT on stage, and a new angle for Tag, You're It using event photos
How we’re both using AI - white papers for sales, dashboards for product iteration
Mitch’s weight loss journey update

Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected]

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and a review on your favourite podcast app. It really helps us reach more people!

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
...more
48min
February 02, 202649: Why we're being so transparent
In this episode, we unpack why we’ve chosen to be so transparent on the podcast - the upside for listeners, the potential risks with customers and competitors, and where we draw the line on sharing sensitive details. We also share a stack of updates as AIME approaches, including meeting bookings, a new client trial, analytics learnings from Heroly, multi-agent AI workflows, and a big strategic planning prompt from Inductive. Plus, wedding prep and fitness check-ins to round things out.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(00:46) - AIME meeting bookings update (Gavin on 11+, Mitch on 3)
(03:20) - Banner logistics and prep for Melbourne
(06:07) - The secret AI breakthrough teaser for AIM
(09:28) - Why we’re being so transparent (and the downsides)
(16:34) - Being “small” vs getting on people’s radar
(18:40) - New client trial and shifting to community-based pricing
(20:43) - Why short events don’t suit “tagging” features
(22:10) - Catching up with Heroly: analytics, AI and advice
(24:35) - Using multiple AI agents in parallel (what worked, what didn’t)
(29:00) - Claude Code vs Cursor experiments
(30:02) - Project Hammer update and deadlines
(30:40) - Inductive session: backcasting to $10M-$20M
(32:45) - Wedding planning update (catering, dogs, MC/DJ, photo booth, bus)
(37:41) - Fitness check-in (weight, habits, 5k walks, Apple Watch, Strava)
(46:24) - Episode 50 coming up and outro
In this episode, we cover:
Why we’re choosing transparency, and what could go wrong
The trade-offs between “looking big” vs being honest about being small
AIME prep: meeting bookings, banners, and how we’re pitching the stand
A new client trial and testing a community-based, ongoing pricing model
Why “tagging” style features don’t suit short events and meetups
Learning from Heroly's analytics setup (and what we’re missing)
Using multiple AI agents in parallel without melting your brain
Cursor vs Claude Code, and what we’re experimenting with next
Project Hammer update and timelines for event setup
Backcasting with Inductive to plan for a $10M-$20M future
Wedding planning progress and suit decisions
Fitness habits: daily 5k walks, early gym sessions, and staying consistent
Episode 50 coming up

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SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co
Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye
Gavin on YouTube: gavintye1
SixSides on LinkedIn: sixsides
SixSides on X: sixsidesevents
SixSides on Bluesky: sixsides.co
SixSides on Youtube: sixsidesco
SixSides on Substack: sixsides
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48min

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