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For B2B SaaS and dev tools/infrastructure there is https://xenon.io/ which operates with similar principals it seems.


For a data point, they bought Baremetrics and immediately removed the cancel button (which itself is a Baremetrics feature!). Now you have to call them to cancel.

I guess that is exactly the kind of stuff you'd expect a SaaS PE firm to do, but it still feels a bit sleazy to me. IIRC the founder reported that from his perspective, they handled the purchase well though.


They probably have a checklist of best practices (depending on the interpretation of "best") they immediately apply to almost every SaaS they purchase.


(Principles. Lots of people making this error these days. A principal is e.g. of a school, or a loan.)


Principal investor is a term of art in the industry. It has other financial meanings as well.

Principles are ideals you adhere to or uphold. They are also concepts used to implement a design. Principal and principle are homophones, and they are commonly mixed up.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/definitions/uscode.php?def_id=12...

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/principal.asp#understan...


Are you disagreeing with me?


No, I was just trying to disambiguate the terms. Sorry if it came off that way.


Yeah, some guy in finance wrote a whole book using that stupid term!




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