SaaSTR Annual 2024 returns to the San Francisco Bay Area with a three‑day, open‑air, festival‑style conference for B2B software builders, hosted at the San Mateo County Event Center (1346 Saratoga Dr, San Mateo, CA 94403). Expect operator‑led playbooks, candid AMAs, and hands‑on sessions focused on efficient, sustainable growth—from seed to IPO—delivered by leaders who have actually scaled SaaS businesses.
The program spans multiple stages, tactical workshops, and curated small‑group roundtables where speakers get specific on GTM, product, retention, and capital strategy. The campus layout—known for outdoor lounges, sponsor exhibits, and informal meetups—lets you move quickly between keynotes, mentoring sessions, and scheduled 1:1s without losing the thread. Content tracks typically cover early traction, PLG and monetization, enterprise sales, customer success, finance and metrics, AI in SaaS, and people leadership.
Founders and CEOs building B2B SaaS, revenue and marketing leaders driving pipeline and expansion, product and engineering leaders shipping multi‑tenant, secure, and AI‑enhanced platforms, customer success and operations teams focused on NRR, as well as investors and corp dev leaders scouting category‑defining companies. If you own a number tied to ARR growth or durability, the programming is built for you.
Pass pricing typically begins in the mid‑hundreds for early startup/founder tiers, with standard and VIP options increasing in cost. For current ticket availability, agenda, speakers, travel tips, and instructions to apply for investor programs and limited‑capacity workshops, visit the official SaaSTR Annual 2024 website.
Event check-in, grab badges, explore San Mateo County Event Center.
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Featured appearances from Jason Lemkin and David Sacks, alongside keynotes from Gainsight CEO Nick Mehta. Speaker lineup, subject to change
Skip the surge pricing. Keep the good nights' sleep. Accommodations near San Mateo County Event Center fill up fast and can spike in price during SaaSTR Annual week. Marina Motel offers a charming alternative in a classic San Francisco neighborhood — with easy access to Chestnut Street and the waterfront, plus a straightforward drive to San Mateo. It's ideal for attendees seeking a respite from the hustle, enjoying a residential area with the convenience of rideshares and public transport to the venue. Enjoy a less crowded, relaxing stay.