I’m an advisor and mentor to founders in B2B SaaS and web hosting – and an operator who still ships. I’ve taken multiple B2B subscription services from zero to revenue, and today I run a portfolio of hosting and infrastructure brands. The advice I give comes from setting product direction, writing the code, and negotiating the deals in my own businesses every day.
How I Can Help
- B2B SaaS Growth – positioning, pricing, and the operational grind of getting a subscription business from zero to revenue and beyond. I mentor founders through TinySeed, and I’m happy to be the person you sanity-check your next move with.
- AI Support Agents – I’ve spent 2026 building a custom AI support agent designed specifically for web hosting support – one that takes real action to resolve tickets, not just draft replies. If you’re figuring out where AI genuinely fits in your support operation – and where it doesn’t – I can save you months of trial and error.
- Technical Strategy – a second set of experienced eyes on the infrastructure under your SaaS before decisions become expensive ones. Architecture, scaling, and vendor choices that won’t bite you later.
- Acquisitions & Exits – evaluating a buyout, integrating an acquisition into your stack, or divesting a brand. I once acquired 10 businesses in 18 months, and I’ve made the mistakes so you don’t have to.
- WHMCS Development – for the hosting industry specifically: custom modules, automation, and deep integrations, including the undocumented corners (see my WHMCS fraud module). I’ve open sourced several modules on the blog and GitHub.
Why Me?
Plenty of advisors have opinions about SaaS and hosting. Fewer are running these businesses themselves, right now. Under Site Arrow, which I’ve been running for over 10 years, I operate:
- LaunchCDN – hosting for online marketers, niche builders, and agencies that need scale without stress.
- Bulk Buy Hosting – multiple IP hosting built for power users and portfolio owners.
- Domain Name Sanity – web hosting and domain management without the upsells, dark patterns, or headaches.
Running these keeps my advice current. Churn, pricing pressure, support workload, infrastructure choices, billing headaches – whatever you’re facing in your SaaS or hosting business, I’m almost certainly dealing with it in my own companies too.
Start a Conversation
If you’re growing a B2B SaaS, weighing an infrastructure decision, wrestling with WHMCS, or thinking about buying or selling a business – tell me what you’re working on and I’ll get back to you.