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Reddy rejects standard advice, building multiple products from day one
“The end goal of any company is multiple products. And we want to start with multiple products.”
Reddy: Find a co-founder first, then ideate together for equal conviction
“My philosophy usually is that I found a co-founder first and we ideate together. Then that idea becomes Both of yours, right? And then both of yours sold equally on that idea, right?”
TypeStack employs an unusual ratio of five designers to four developers
“We have five designers for a four dev team.”
Reddy aims to build a Contentful alternative for small startups
“Contentful is a CMS mostly focused for enterprises and we want to build something like Contentful for small startups.”
Reddy says TypeStack currently has just 14 paying customers
“We are in double digits, lower double digits. We have about 14 odd being.”
Reddy's previous startup MyWash processed one million garments daily before acquisition
“We've raised about a million and a half even at that point of time. And we were one of the largest or the largest laundry business in India. At that point of time, we were crossing close to a million garments a day. And we got acquired by an Amazon funded star…”
TypeStack charges $29 monthly or $19 per month billed annually
“We have only a single plan as a, as opposed to most SaaS companies. We have a single plan. It's at 1019 dollars per year. If they, 19 dollars per month, if they pay for a yearly subscription or 29 dollars per month.”
Reddy manually emailed 500 contacts to get 25 early waitlist signups
“We've sent, I think, close to maybe say, 500 emails, by the way. And then we got about 20, 25 odd responses back from within our first degree, second degree connections, and then that's how it started.”
All three TypeStack co-founders are second-time startup founders
“All three of us are second time entrepreneurs by the way. This is my second startup. Even my co-founder has done a startup before both of them. And this is our second startup.”
TypeStack's three co-founders split company equity almost equally
“Yes, almost. I think very slight differences, but yes, almost.”