SaaS of the Day with Jamey and Adam

In this episode we explore Supabase — the open-source backend platform rewriting how developers build web, mobile and AI-apps. From a hosted Postgres database and instant APIs, to real-time subscriptions and edge functions, Supabase brings big-scale infrastructure to teams of any size. We’ll unpack how the company went from startup to unicorn, how it’s challenging legacy cloud tools, and what its rise tells us about the future of SaaS in 2025.

In this episode we turn the spotlight on n8n — the Berlin-born workflow automation platform that’s rewriting how businesses automate, integrate and orchestrate across apps, APIs and teams. Built on a ‘fair-code’ model, n8n blends no-code simplicity with developer power, supports self-hosting and cloud deployment, and boasts hundreds of integrations out of the box. We’ll explore why workflow automation is morphing into a core piece of SaaS infrastructure in 2025, how n8n is capturing this transformation, and what the future holds for organizations looking to automate everything from marketing ops to IT workflows.

In this episode, we dive into WP Engine — the managed-WordPress platform that powers more than a million websites across 150+ countries. We’ll explore how the Austin-based company turned hosting into a robust, enterprise-level service by marrying performance, security and a developer-friendly platform with the freedom of WordPress. From headless workflows to e-commerce and agency-first solutions, we’ll unpack how WP Engine is redefining what SaaS-style infrastructure really means in 2025 — and why website architecture is now mission-critical for businesses of all sizes.

In this episode, we dive into the world of SheerID — the platform enabling global brands to verify which consumer communities their customers belong to, and deliver exclusive, personalised experiences accordingly. From student discounts to military and first-responder offers, SheerID’s identity-verification and data-activation engine helps brands engage high-value segments with confidence, protect against offer abuse, and enrich their marketing with verified insight. We’ll uncover how the company built its data network, why community verification matters in today’s marketing ecosystem, and what this means for the future of SaaS in 2025.

In this episode, we shine a spotlight on Asaas — the Brazilian fintech-SaaS platform that’s transforming how small and medium businesses handle billing, payments and subscriptions in Latin America. From automating invoices and accepting PIX and boleto payments, to offering digital accounts and receivables financing, Asaas is uniting the financial operations stack for SMBs. We’ll dive into how the company scaled, why local payment infrastructure matters so much in emerging markets, and what this tells us about the future of SaaS in 2025.

In this episode, we spotlight Typeform — the Barcelona-born SaaS platform that turned boring online forms into engaging, conversational experiences. We’ll explore how Typeform blends design, no-code logic and AI to help thousands of brands collect richer responses, boost engagement and connect with their audiences in more human ways. From lead generation to product research, from video responses to smart branching logic — we dive into how Typeform is shaping the future of digital data collection and what that tells us about SaaS in 2025

In this episode we go inside Persona — the San Francisco-based identity-verification platform that’s quietly becoming a backbone of trust for digital business. From verifying global IDs to stopping hiring fraud and onboarding workers around the world, Persona’s flexible, AI-powered workflows are revolutionizing how companies know who’s on the other side of the screen. We explore how the startup built a unified identity infrastructure, why it matters now more than ever in an age of deepfakes and regulatory pressure, and what its growth story tells us about the future of SaaS in 2025.

From factory floors to cold-chain logistics, downtime is every company’s nightmare. In this episode, we uncover how MaintainX is using AI to keep the world’s machines running 24/7 — transforming maintenance from a forgotten cost center into a driver of efficiency and innovation.

Jamey and Adam break down Anthropic, the high-growth Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) that raised a $13 billion Series F funding round. We analyze how the company achieved a multi-billion dollar annualized run rate in just seven months by positioning itself as the "responsible AI" competitor. Discover why its focus on safety, alignment, and agentic workflows using models like Claude Sonnet 4.5 is the future of enterprise SaaS.