@Quentin_Rnv: Hi, I'm Quentin, a French guy who who scaled a bootstrapped SaaS from $20k to $600k MRR in 11 months. Aiming to reach t…

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Quentin, a French entrepreneur, shares his journey of scaling a bootstrapped SaaS from $20k to $600k MRR in 11 months and offers consulting to help SaaS founders overcome growth challenges.

Hi, I'm Quentin, a French guy who who scaled a bootstrapped SaaS from $20k to $600k MRR in 11 months. Aiming to reach the $1M milestone before 2027.  Before that I ran my own marketing agency to $20K in monthly revenue and before that I was working at Revolut and Microsoft at 23, closing deals in one of Europe’s most brutal sales environments. Long story short: I'm a salesman who learned marketing by doing it. I also consult for SaaS founders on the side because I love fixing growth bottlenecks. Most founders I meet aren't stuck because of a bad product, they're stuck because they've never called a churned user, they pay themselves too much, or they mistake an acquisition problem for a product issue. I've been posting in French for two years but the French SaaS market is too small and too busy having the wrong conversations.
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Hi, I’m Quentin, a French guy who who scaled a bootstrapped SaaS from $20k to $600k MRR in 11 months. Aiming to reach the $1M milestone before 2027. 

Before that I ran my own marketing agency to $20K in monthly revenue and before that I was working at Revolut and Microsoft at 23, closing deals in one of Europe’s most brutal sales environments.

Long story short: I’m a salesman who learned marketing by doing it.

I also consult for SaaS founders on the side because I love fixing growth bottlenecks.

Most founders I meet aren’t stuck because of a bad product, they’re stuck because they’ve never called a churned user, they pay themselves too much, or they mistake an acquisition problem for a product issue.

I’ve been posting in French for two years but the French SaaS market is too small and too busy having the wrong conversations.

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