Miguel Buchholz

Chief Technology Officer, LunaGen.ai · 1 appearance on the record.

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Miguel Fuentes Buchholtz is a Chilean software engineer and serial entrepreneur who founded IT service provider Variacode and co-founded RegTech platform Ceptinel as well as Tutenlabs. He later served as General Manager of PagerDuty Chile and serves as CTO of AI agent startup LunaGen.ai.

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Buchholz: Ceptinel Raised $1M From Miami-Based HCS Capital

“Septinil was founded about three years ago and received a one million dollar investment from HCS Capital based in Miami.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 2:52 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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What they said9 Episodes1

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Buchholz: Ceptinel spent $700,000 over two years after starting from zero revenue

“We actually spent that amount in two years, because we got about two years ago, the investment, and two years ago, we didn't have any revenue at all. We have like a thousand dollars.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 9:06 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel plans to bootstrap without further investment rounds

“We are really expecting to continue from now on trying to do bootstrapping. That is, Trying not to have more investment rounds because we simply don't, do not think it's necessary.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 7:54 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel pays salespeople under $12k base salary in South America

“Yeah, that is base pay. We have a very, I will say kind of competitive percentages. Commissions included in that.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 14:17 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

Assertion Supported

Buchholz: Ceptinel Raised $1M From Miami-Based HCS Capital

“Septinil was founded about three years ago and received a one million dollar investment from HCS Capital based in Miami.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 2:52 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel generates about $10,000 per month in total revenue

“About 10 K per month.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 5:09 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel will probably reach breakeven by end of 2020

“To reach a equilibrium, I will say we need to sell about two or three more clients. And with that, the company is set. Right now we have all the years set. So I will say we are fine for the year, but, and I think the company is going to be ready to kind of rea…”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 5:26 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel closed three inbound sales this year with minimal effort

“Because we, in this year, we just did three sales in where we did little To a little effort. The client was the one actually looking for us, like sending emails, actually doing a buy. We didn't actually did much of a sale. It was a buy.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 16:24 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel has about six clients in Chile, including LarrainVial

“We have one customer, one big customer that, that is Larrain Vial. Usually our customers are brokerage houses or stock exchanges or banks. We have about six customers here in Chile.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 3:47 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Buchholz: Ceptinel charges an average of $1,000 per month per customer

“It's on average, it's a thousand dollars.”

Miguel Buchholz Aug 29, 2020 ▶ 4:39 Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?

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Episode	Date	Speaking time
Ceptinel FinTech Founder Spent $700k, Now Has $6k in MRR, Whats Next?	Aug 29, 2020	9m

Miguel Buchholz

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