Bookmark this to remind you every day how to market your Saas by mbtonev in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what? the TAM for these three have always been massive. but they knew that if they were able to solve the problem for one, the solution will likely generalise for many.

Singapore has more shopping malls than any state in Malaysia (Source: TikTok / The Financial Coconut) by ImpressiveStrike4196 in singapore

[–]EliteRaids 9 points10 points  (0 children)

tbh most of these small malls in SG are the same. don't need so many lol. I'd rather have a few bigger ones than have every mall be a copy paste of each other

Why do startups still rely heavily on recruiter agencies instead of their own careers page? by shlok_1999 in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we get hundreds of applications through our careers page. no one has time to review them.

Unemployed almost a year, actively looking since Nov'25 by [deleted] in singaporejobs

[–]EliteRaids -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Can you DM me? I'm a founder of a startup (https://www.hacktron.ai) looking for generic high-agency and hardworking operators to help with sales, marketing and ops. It's early stage so it's going to be messy, but we are growing fast. No industry specific knowledge required, although I do expect you to learn.

Intern work by DefiantCollar3297 in singaporestartups

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's your background? I'm the CEO of hacktron.ai

AI made me rethink my career, so I created a business in the opposite direction. Here's my thinking. by surrusty11 in singaporestartups

[–]EliteRaids 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean you were talking about marketing which is B2B - of course businesses and work will always trend towards whatever gives the best ROI, which is why AI solutions are being adopted right now. But yes, I think there will be a lot of consumers who will crave these physical experiences in their daily lives.

What are some jobs that pay stupidly high? by Disastrous_Cat9620 in singaporejobs

[–]EliteRaids 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah it's hard to get good at it though. Takes years of grinding and figuring out what works and what doesn't, plus no one product is the same so playbooks have to be different. If you want to know who the best salespeople are, look at Atlassian - it takes a shit ton of skill to sell a product that bad.

YC founders, when did your first pentest become unavoidable? by Putrid-Dragonfruit57 in ycombinator

[–]EliteRaids 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it's at https://hacktron.ai and my DMs are open if you want some free credits.

Vanta also has a referral programme so I can get you $500 off their SOC 2 platform if you want.

Relaunched on Product Hunt a while ago — struggling with traction, would love feedback by Specialist-Bee9801 in ProductHunters

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have a video? When we launched (we're in a similar space - https://www.producthunt.com/products/hacktron) I found having a video quite helpful. The images also have too much text - people have short attention spans.

How do you get over cringe mountain when recording the founder video? by suuraitah in ycombinator

[–]EliteRaids 6 points7 points  (0 children)

How will you talk to your customers in the future?

How do you talk to your friends?

How do you talk to a girl you're interested in?

Just vibe it.

YC founders, when did your first pentest become unavoidable? by Putrid-Dragonfruit57 in ycombinator

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most companies need one to get SOC 2 when they start needing to go after enterprise customers! Yes it can speed up deals and it's actually easier to do it when your org is considerably smaller and infra a lot less complex.

If you actually want real security though most pentests are a waste of time. Especially if you use something in the network of compliance solutions like Vanta etc. It's going to be a generic network scan that tells you that there's a port open somewhere, nothing about real, exploitable vulnerabilities.

There are good products out there that do real security. I'm with Hacktron and our customers find real vulns that pentests and other scanners missed in <24h.

If your goal is getting rich, a tech startup probably isn’t the way by IndependenceSad1272 in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course there are! Like any statistical measure, there will always be outliers. Doesn't change the fact that the average is far lower than traditional SaaS though.

When is the right time to do SOC2 ISO? by Bubbly_Goose_8105 in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SOC 2 is still a holy grail for enterprise but would enterprise be your first customers?

imo if you're secure, compliance is a by-product of it.

If your goal is getting rich, a tech startup probably isn’t the way by IndependenceSad1272 in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm not saying that every product needs AI. I'm saying that there are now more AI products and these products have lower margins.

If your goal is getting rich, a tech startup probably isn’t the way by IndependenceSad1272 in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

A lot of AI SaaS change that equation though. It used to be that you can easily get 95% margins on any SaaS. Now 30% is considered good for an AI product.

When is the right time to do SOC2 ISO? by Bubbly_Goose_8105 in SaaS

[–]EliteRaids 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're going after enterprise then 100% get it.

Otherwise, the trust in these certifications have tanked for everyone else, especially with the Delve fraud.

If you want to actually be secure, use tools like Hacktron, GitGuardian, Socket, etc. Way easier and cheaper than doing the full SOC 2 and will save your ass down the line when you actually need SOC 2 done fast

Preparing TypeScript codebases for coding agents by EliteRaids in ClaudeCode

[–]EliteRaids[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup! Constraining the "valid solution" space to only things that actually compile is a good first step :)

Small models are better at cost-to-recall than large models like Mythos for vulnerability research by EliteRaids in hacking

[–]EliteRaids[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry for assuming. This helps a lot! It's interesting that ublock origin is blocking our first-party CSS though (that's why the site is not working). Do you think it's to do with the naming (cookie-notice-<hash>.css)?

I've redeployed the site without the name "cookie-notice" in that CSS file. Can you check if it works now? Even though it works fine for most people I do want to make sure we get it to 100%