Saastake is a publication for founders, marketers and operators at B2B SaaS companies. We cover the companies, products and decisions shaping the industry across four areas: Growth, Strategy, AI & Technology and Brand.

Who publishes Saastake?

Saastake is published by Concurate, a B2B content marketing and AI search visibility agency. Our editorial team decides what we cover. Being a Concurate client doesn’t buy coverage and when we write about a client, we say so in the article.

Who do you feature and why was I contacted?

We reach out to companies doing something our readers can learn from, such as a new launch, a funding round, a change in strategy or an interesting take on the market. If we contacted you, it’s because something you’ve done recently caught our attention and we think it’s worth a closer look.

Does it cost anything to be featured?

No. Features are free. We don’t charge companies to be covered.

What should I expect if I agree?

We’ll send you a short list of questions by email, or set up a 20 to 30 minute call if you’d rather talk it through. We write the article from your answers and our own research and let you know when it’s live.

Will I see the article before it’s published?

We’ll check any direct quotes and factual details with you before publishing so nothing is misrepresented. The angle and the final wording stay with our editorial team.

How long does it take to publish?

Most features go live within 7 days of receiving your answers.

Where will my feature appear?

On saastake.com in the relevant section, and we share it on our LinkedIn and newsletter. You’re welcome to share it with your own network too.

Do you publish sponsored content?

Yes. Every sponsored piece is clearly labeled as sponsored. Get in touch with us at nitesh.gupta@saastake.com to know more.

Can I suggest a story?

Yes. Send it to nitesh.gupta@saastake.com with a few lines on what’s new and why it matters to B2B teams.

How do I request a correction?

Email nitesh.gupta@saastake.com with the article link and what needs fixing. We review every request and update the article if something is wrong.

AI & Technology

Daily coverage of the products, platforms and AI shifts B2B teams are buying, building on and competing against.

AI & Technology

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