Alex Theuma

1 week ago | saastock.com | Alex Theuma

A couple of weeks on and I’m still coming down from an energising few days at SaaStock USA. From our side, it was our biggest US turnout yet—with 1,500 founders, investors, and GTM leaders joining us across three full-on days. We launched new products, welcomed the brightest minds in SaaS, and built momentum across our community. We’ve received some great feedback and we’re already looking at what we can improve for SaaStock Europe in October and for our fourth trip to Austin in April 2026.

1 month ago | saastock.com | Alex Theuma

Founder-CEO is the hardest job in SaaS. It’s non-stop, lonely and high-pressure – not to mention physically and mentally draining. So how do successful leaders cope? On the SaaS Revolution Show podcast, I often ask my guests: ‘what’s the hardest thing about being a founder or CEO?’ The responses have been both enlightening and – as a founder-CEO myself – reassuring. Here are some of my favourite Founder-CEO coping strategies.

1 month ago | saastock.com | Alex Theuma |Alice Everitt |Chloe Dormand

In this episode of The SaaS Revolution Show, host Alex Theuma is joined by Matt Mullenweg Co-founder at WordPress and Founder and CEO at Automattic. Matt shares his biggest lessons from a decade as CEO at Automattic and his biggest learnings from the journey to $500M. You’ll learn: The mindset and mission behind Automattic. How AI is reshaping the WordPress ecosystem. Key lessons from scaling to $500M ARR. What his ‘ideal’ work week looks like. How he stays motivated as CEO.

1 month ago | saastock.com | Alex Theuma |Alice Everitt

From the largest ever ‘startup’ deal (OpenAI’s $40 billion round) to the largest ever acquisition of a private company (Google’s $32 billion purchase of SaaS cloud security company Wiz), Q1 delivered its fair share of headline-grabbing funding news. But what else happened? And what do these financial moves tell us about the year ahead?

2 months ago | saastock.com | Alex Theuma |Alice Everitt |Chloe Dormand

In this episode of The SaaS Revolution Show, host Alex Theuma is joined by Warmly Co-founder and CEO, Max Greenwald. “To make the transition from founder to CEO, you have to go from solving problems to sharing problems.”In this can’t miss episode, Max shares candid learnings about his journey as a Co-founder and CEO and insights into how he’s scaling Warmly, including:How Max went from Google PM to building a high-growth SaaS startup.