Startup & Funding Databases:

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Real-time Alerts: Get notified of job changes, funding announcements, or key content published by SaaS companies, providing timely outreach triggers.
These are excellent for identifying fast-growing, well-funded SaaS companies.

Crunchbase: Comprehensive database for startups, venture capital funding, and private companies. You can filter by industry (SaaS), funding rounds, investors, and location.
PitchBook: Provides in-depth data on private and public markets, including venture capital, private equity, and M&A. Excellent for detailed insights into SaaS funding and companies.
AngelList, F6S, TechCrunch: These platforms list belgium mobile database startups and often provide details on their founders, team, and funding.
SaaS Industry Directories & Review Sites:
These sites list SaaS companies and often provide insights into their offerings and customer base.

G2, Capterra, Software Advice, GetApp: While primarily for buyers looking for software, you can browse companies by category, read reviews, and identify potential targets.
SaaS Industry Blogs & News Sites: Reading publications like SaaS Mag, SaaStr, TechCrunch, or industry-specific tech blogs can highlight emerging SaaS companies, funding news, or trends.
Events & Conferences:

SaaS Industry Conferences: Attending or exhibiting at events like SaaStr Annual, Dreamforce (for Salesforce ecosystem), industry-specific tech conferences (e.g., Finovate for FinTech) is a great way to network directly with SaaS professionals.
Webinars & Online Summits: Many SaaS companies host or participate in webinars, providing a potential avenue to identify attendees or speakers.
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