9 Best B2B SaaS Podcasts (in 2024)

Top SaaS founders don't make all the mistakes themselves. Listening to podcasts is a great way for B2B SaaS founders to both learn from others, avoid repeating common mistakes, and get inspired.

Books are great. And I'm the biggest advocate of reading being part of your daily habit. But, as a SaaS founder you spend a lot of time in front of the computer. Thus, it can be nice switching things up every now and then with a podcast.

Selecting a podcast can be difficult though. You don't want spend your valuable time on irrelevant podcasts, with questionable merits, or where quality does not hold up. You want the best.

After +5 years of listening my way through virtually all podcasts in startups, SaaS and B2B - here are the big top list for B2B SaaS podcasts.

Here are the 9 best podcasts you should listen to if you are into B2B SaaS.

Who are you? Listen to these top podcasts as SaaS founder, growth hacker, builder or entrepreneur - to get ahead of competition, learn from the best, and take your business to the next level.

This podcast is a must-listen if you are into building bootstrapped B2B SaaS (with little or no venture capital). Without a doubt, this is one of my favourite podcasts. I often find myself taking notes and getting inspired, when listening.

Rob Walling is a world-class serial entrepreneur, with an extensive background of starting and scaling SaaS himself, with multiple successful exits. In other words, prepare for a lot of solid business (and life) advice.

The podcast with >700 weekly episodes and counting - mostly features Rob interviewing other founders about their journey - when starting, growing, and acquiring other SaaS companies. But also, some solo episodes.

Host: Rob Walling, a serial founder with notable exit of SaaS platform Drip, investor in >170 startups, and author of (a guide on building and scaling a SaaS business). Rob started TinySeed - the first accelerator for SaaS bootstrappers, as well as the SaaS bootstrapping community MicroConf.

The SaaS Revolution Show is a classic podcast in the SaaS scene - focusing on interviewing founders, executive, and investors that scale from 0 to $10M ARR.

Prepare to get inspired by top founders who are building big ventures. Also, The SaaS Revolution Show features a good mix of VC-backed and bootstrapped SaaS.

Host: Alex Theuma, Founder and CEO of SaaStock - a world-wide community of SaaS founder, Alex is a well-connected player in the SaaS ecosystem.

The SaaSiest Podcast focuses on the secret sauce in the GTM:s and scaling of the hottest European SaaS companies on their way to global success.

With lots of skilled entrepreneurs as guest on the podcast, it's an interesting mix of snappy and direct content - without being too formal. Also, a lot of practical advice for the listeners.

Hosts: Daniel Nackovski, and Thomas Sjöberg, experienced SaaS professionals, that are well connected in the Nordic and European SaaS scene - as founders of the B2B community (and event) SaaSiest.

Lenny's Podcast is a collection of practical advice on how to build and grow startups - from interviews with product leaders and growth experts at companies like AirBnb, Canva, Netflix, etc.

What's cool about Lenny, is that 1. he has a huge audience and 2. he gets a ton of interesting people on the pod. For example, Dalton Caldwell & Gustaf Alströmer @ Partners at Y Combinator, Mihika Kapoor @ product specialist at Figma, and Dharmesh Shah @ Co-founder of HubSpot.

A bit more product oriented at times, and not exclusively B2B SaaS. But all throughout - really high quality and worth a listen.

Host: Lenny Rachitsky, a software engineer and product expert turned newsletter writer, now with +700,000 subscribers. Also, angel investor and board member.

The SaaS Podcast gives you 400+ interviews with proven SaaS founders and entrepreneurs - to help you launch, grow, and scale your SaaS business.

Focused on SaaS, this podcast provides in-depth interviews with interesting companies across different growth stages. That in my opinion makes this a dynamic and inspiring listen that I keep coming back to.

Host: Omer Kahn, ex-Microsoft & Disney. Founder of SaaS Club. Guiding founders of early-stage SaaS startups to 7-figures, as coach and advisor.

B2B SaaS CEOs gives you +100 interviews with top B2B SaaS CEOs to help you scale. With focus on the Nordic and European B2B SaaS scene.

Josef is a great guy and well connected in the Nordic SaaS ecosystem - so he gets a lot of big names on the podcast. Interested in the life of a B2B SaaS CEO, or learning from the best CEOs in the game? Well, then this is a great listen!

Host: Josef Falleesen, co-founder and CEO of Vaam - a B2B SaaS for video outreach. Also, editor of Dragon's Den in Sweden. Previously founded and ran one of Sweden's largest podcasts for entrepreneurs "Businesspodden".

15 minute fast-paced episodes with SaaS founders - diving into the data behind some of the fastesting growing companies on the market.

The podcast features a wide range of founders - from bootstrapped to funded, MVP to 10,000 customers, pre revenue to pre IPO.

I discovered Nathan on YT a few years back. He is always keeping it real - asking the hard hitting (interesting) questions. So definitely worth a listen.

Host: Nathan Latka, CEO of Founderpath - a way for bootstrapped SaaS founders to get capital. Nathan is a serial entrepreneur, but also bestselling author of ‘How to Be a Capitalist Without Any Capital: The Four Rules You Must Break to Get Rich’.

The Tekpon SaaS is a classic with +250 episodes of founders at various stages of their startup journeys. The podcast is focused on SaaS, and often on companies at quite early stages - which makes it an interesting listen.

Also, with short episodes, around 20 minutes, and a rapid question format - it's a good way to get some quick inspiration and learn more about the journey's behind some cool startups.

Host: Cristian Dina, Managing director at Tekpon - a marketplace for SaaS tackling the issue of paid reviews in SaaS. He is also author of the book King of Networking - and not surprisingly, a well connected guy in the world of SaaS. When Cristian's not on the pod, he can be seen networking his way through the big SaaS events around the globe.

In short StartUp is a documentary-like show about what it’s really like to start a business.

On the topic of B2B SaaS podcasts - this is an honorable mention, as one of the best and most unique podcasts on startups I have listened to.

Like most good things - it was referred to me, by a good friend and B2B SaaS founder Max.

The podcast was launched in 2014 by Alex Blumberg, founder of Gimlet Media. And it's about.. the entreprenuerial journey of founding Gimlet Media and exiting to Spotify (during the podcast's timespan).

So, if you listen to it in chronological order you will, IN REAL TIME, get to experience - the birth of their startup, co-founder conflicts, investor dialogues, culture problems, growth ache, and finally a big exit to Spotify.

Now with +10M downloads, this is an absolute classic. But it's not actively updated - so I would recommend to listen to the first season, and start with e1.

Host: Alex Blumberg is the co-founder of Gimlet Media. He is an award-winning radio journalist. Prior to Gimlet, he was a producer for This American Life and the co-founder of Planet Money.

Fun fact: This podcast is so good the company Gimlet Media got acquired by Spotify (well, they had a pretty solid SaaS product too..) AND it has been adapted into an ABC sitcom called Alex, Inc.

Being a guest on a podcast can be a great way to (A) grow your network as a founder in B2B SaaS, also (B) build your personal brand, and (C) share your startup's story to a lot of highly relevant people.

My first podcast appearance was on the Tekpon podcast with Cristian Dina. It was a lot of fun and the 15 minutes flew past. To me, also an inspiration to do more of these.

If you're curious how I did and on our story - check out the episode below 👇

As a a SaaS founder, listening to podcasts is a great way to accelerate learning and beat competition. This was the top list of podcasts right now. I hope you enjoyed. The list will be updated as we go and I find more gems.

If you have any tips of podcasts that should be included - shoot me them in a DM on .

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