Subscript

??? Our latest Diving Deep episode featuring Waseem Daher is now live! Founder and Executive Chair at Pilot.com, Waseem has built and sold multiple companies, raised from Sequoia, Stripe, and Jeff Bezos, and invested in 40+ startups along the way. In this conversation with Subscript's CEO, Sidharth Kakkar, he shares hard-won insights on: ?? How top CFOs build trust with product and sales ?? Why finance should be strategic advisors, not gatekeepers ?? What investors really want to see in 2025 ?? Why your latest fundraising round might be your last ? And much more! ?? Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dxG8nuX5 #SaaS #StartupFinance #CFO #DivingDeep

No forecast is ever perfect, but a big surprise can hurt your credibility. From inflated pipeline to shaky expansion bets, your forecast might include assumptions that deserve a second look. With Q2 just around the corner, here are five blind spots every SaaS finance leader should watch for??

Startup founders and finance leaders: this one’s packed with gems! ?? In the next episode of Diving Deep, Subscript CEO, Sidharth Kakkar, sits down with Waseem Daher, Founder and Executive Chair of Pilot.com, serial entrepreneur, and angel investor in 40+ startups. Sidharth and Waseem discuss: ?? How CFOs can build credibility and become trusted business leaders ?? Why finance teams need to shift from backward-looking accounting to forward-thinking strategy ?? When CFOs should embrace creativity — and when they shouldn’t ?? Why fundraising in 2025 requires a new playbook ? And more! If you’re navigating SaaS finance, this conversation is a masterclass. Full episode dropping soon. ??

“A mistake could be costly.” For many B2B SaaS finance teams, manual billing isn’t just tedious—it’s risky. That was the challenge for Michael Jannetty, VP of Finance at Scanifly, when he inherited a billing process that wasn’t built for the complexity of a growing, multi-product company. After evaluating multiple solutions, Scanifly chose Subscript—and within 3 weeks, they were up and running with a billing and revenue system they could trust. Now, Mike’s team benefits from: ? 10+ hours reclaimed for high-impact work ? A single source of truth for revenue and billing ? A true partner in Subscript, committed to their success For scaling SaaS companies, billing shouldn’t be a bottleneck. If your finance team is stuck in manual processes, let’s talk!

We’re proud to be a sponsor of this year’s Financial Tech Stack Report by CJ Gustafson at Mostly Metrics! Curious how your finance tech stack compares to 1,000+ of your peers across all ARR levels? Find the full report in the comments!??

?? We’re seeing green! Did you know you can track over 50+ essential B2B SaaS metrics—like recurring revenue, NRR, ARPA, and CAC—over time, all in one place with Subscript? No luck needed. Just crystal-clear insights into your growth! ??

?? Friday listen: How does Subscript's async and autonomous culture actually work? Our CEO, Sidharth Kakkar, shared the full story with First Round Capital—diving into how we’ve embraced autonomy, async collaboration, and trust to build a high-performing remote team. ?? Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gY5UWe4w ? P.S. We’re hiring! Engineers, Account Execs, and more—come build with us! #B2BSaaS #RemoteWork #Hiring #StartupCulture

What’s better than 100+ Excel shortcuts? ?? Not needing them in the first place. Finance teams spend hours every month manually updating reports, cleaning up billing data, and double-checking revenue forecasts. It’s not just tedious—it’s risky. Small errors can turn into big financial missteps. The right tools don’t replace finance teams. They give them time back to focus on strategy, growth, and impact. Who wouldn't want: ?? Better forecasting ?? Smarter growth decisions ?? Clearer insights for leadership Excel is great. But time saved is better. ?? How much time is your finance team spending on work that could be automated? #SaaSFinance #B2BSaaS #SaaSCFO #Automation #Scaling

?? All your revenue data. One powerful platform. Revenue analytics shouldn’t mean hunting down data across different spreadsheets, dashboards, and tools. With Subscript, everything lives in one place—a single source of truth for all your revenue insights. No more second-guessing your numbers. No more misaligned teams. Just real-time, accurate revenue analytics that drive smart decision-making. If Subscript has helped you gain clarity and confidence in your revenue data, let us know! Leave a G2 review and help others find a better way to track and understand revenue. ?? Leave us a review: https://lnkd.in/gsreDSAN

When I started Subscript, raising capital wasn’t the plan. After building and selling Freckle by Renaissance, I thought I’d fund Subscript myself. But as the idea took off, it became clear that we had the potential to build fast. More importantly, I had a support system of incredible people who wanted to invest, not just with capital, but with their experience, networks, and belief in our vision. Saying yes was an easy decision. Now, four years later, we’ve reached a new chapter with the closing of our Series A. Looking back, fundraising has taught me a lot—what worked, what didn’t, and what I’d do differently next time. In this retrospective, I share those lessons, including: ?? Why we chose a single lead investor for the Series A ?? The trade-offs that come with raising capital ?? How to shape a compelling narrative and build fundraising momentum For founders navigating their own fundraising journey—this is what I wish I knew.