
Helping SaaS Founders Scale Smarter, Grow Faster, and Exit Strong
Hi, I’m Victor Cheng. For close to thirty years I’ve been a board member and advisor to technology-company CEOs, boards, and investors. Since 2021, my clients’ exits have totaled more than $300 million.
I advise software and technology-enabled services companies, and the investors who back them, on making AI show up in the P&L and in the exit price.
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Latest Blog Posts
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Bundle Pricing for SaaS: The Smart Growth and Retention Playbook
Most SaaS founders think about bundle pricing as a discount — a way to sweeten a deal by throwing three products together and knocking a…
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Penetration Pricing for SaaS: When Going Low Builds Real Value
Most founders reach for penetration pricing for exactly the wrong reason: they are afraid to charge full price, and a low launch number lets them…
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The SaaS Board Meeting Agenda That Drives Real Decisions
Most of what gets written about the board meeting agenda was written for the corporate secretary of a bank or a nonprofit — a compliance…
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The Board Retreat Playbook: How SaaS CEOs Run an Offsite That Pays Off
Most of what gets written about the board retreat was written for a nonprofit executive director trying to get a volunteer board to bond over…
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B2B SaaS Marketing: The Proven CEO Playbook for CAC-Efficient Pipeline
Most B2B SaaS marketing budgets are graded on the wrong number. The team reports traffic, impressions, and “brand lift,” and the CEO nods along because…
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Revenue Recognition for SaaS: The Essential ASC 606 Founder’s Guide
Revenue recognition is the accounting rule that decides when the money a customer pays you actually counts as revenue on your income statement — and…







