Selling screenshots and growing to $10m ARR

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My co-founder Brian Tr designed a sales framework that grew from 0 to $10M ARR. He is among a very few in Asia who ever lead 100 B2B sales people selling SAAS.

He coined a very impressive term to me: "For most startups in the early day, it's a struggling path from -1 to 0". Why -1? Because at the beginning, they have neither a real product to sell nor a real reputation to stick to. And what exactly do they have? Just screenshots!

Why do people risk their times, efforts and careers selling screenshots? Because they have a strong faith in what they (want to) do and become.

Problem is: most companies with a strong passion in what they do have equally many struggles in sales (and marketing and operations). Because they are too earnest and spend all their times on products, it becomes their weakness. They don't know how to design pipelines, doing inbound sales, handling closed calls, and many more.

We knew it because we experienced it and got through all the scaling pains along the way.

So how to grow from -1 to 0 to $10M?

That is exactly what we want to solve when making success.net (the Customer Centric Platform), beside rework.com (The Operation Platform). We want to help other companies who have a strong passion in what they do and constantly struggle with sales become a serious champion.

Our products are not for every company. But they would be the best for companies like yours and ours: builder-centric, starting from -1, selling screenshots, and obsessed in what we build.

About the author

Eric Pham

Eric Pham

Founder & CEO

Eric Pham is Founder and CEO of Rework. With 15+ years in B2B SaaS, two companies founded (one exit), and portfolio companies he has helped reach $50M+ ARR combined, he writes for founders and executives facing the same decisions. His articles give you practical, lived-in guidance on product strategy, scaling teams, and sustainable growth.