MicroConf
microconf.com
Conferences, community and education for self-funded SaaS founders.
TinySeed by Rob Walling
Remote accelerator and fund built for bootstrapped and capital-efficient B2B SaaS founders.
Visit TinySeed ↗About TinySeed
Remote accelerator and fund built for bootstrapped and capital-efficient B2B SaaS founders. TinySeed is a acquirers & indie investors product built by indie maker Rob Walling, launched in 2018.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2018
- Category
- Acquirers & Indie Investors
- Website
- tinyseed.com
More products by Rob Walling
Email marketing automation platform, now focused on e-commerce; sold to Leadpages in 2016.
TinySeed FAQ
What is TinySeed?
TinySeed is a acquirers & indie investors product: Remote accelerator and fund built for bootstrapped and capital-efficient B2B SaaS founders.
Who made TinySeed?
TinySeed was made by Rob Walling & Einar Vollset. It launched in 2018. Rob Walling has also built MicroConf, Drip.
Is TinySeed still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, TinySeed is still active and run by Rob Walling at tinyseed.com.
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