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Poptin prepared an investor pitch deck but decided to bootstrap instead

Gal Dubinski · 879 SaaS: From $360k Agency to 2 month old, $30k ARR SaaS · Dec 20, 2017 · at 14:53

Gal Dubinski, co-founder of lead capture SaaS platform Poptin, discusses the startup's fundraising considerations and decision to self-fund.

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“To be frank, we have the pitch deck completely ready. We have everything ready. We just, and then we said, okay, we don't need the money. We can bootstrap it and we do it well. So if we get to a point that we need the money, we'll do it.”

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