How do you keep high slope talent from leaving Vercel to start their own companies?
Replied byGuillermo Rauch
Founder & CEO at Vercel
Niche: SaaS
Revenue: Approx. 42 Million USD/month
Location: San Francisco, California, United States
Started: 2015
We identify high-slope individuals who want to build but realize their products are more successful when integrated into Vercel's massive distribution channel. We allow them to operate as internal entrepreneurs, designing their ideal building lives within Vercel while using our platform to reach millions of customers without raising seed capital.
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