Amar Ghose is the CEO of ZenMaid, a contract management software for maid services. Amar founded ZenMaid in 2013 with his partner Arun Dhevabhaktuni in Palo Alto, CA. Before founding ZenMaid, Amar ran his maid services and worked as a tech sales professional, helping different SaaS businesses acquire customers. Today, Amar is considered as a leader in the cleaning space
Starting and growing a SaaS business has many twists and turns. Amar Ghose has faced his fair share of those and was able to start and grow ZenMaid from zero to a market leader in the maid cleaning services industry. According to Amar, it all began with the realization that every single maid service on the planet has one thing in common: a schedule. They have to know where they need to be, when they should be there, and what to get done on every job. That's why Amar Co-founded ZenMaid to provide that solution to maid cleaning services.
Tune in to this episode of The Big Break Software Podcast with Geordie Wardman as he discusses with Amar Ghose of ZenMaid about how he came up with the idea for ZenMaid, how funded his MVP, the growth strategy he used for his business, and how navigated his way from zero to $30,000 MRR to reach his software big break.
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