Frequently Asked Questions
What if I'm pre-revenue or haven't launched yet?
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You're welcome here. While our community is primarily builders who are actively scaling their businesses, pre-revenue founders bring valuable perspectives too. You'll learn from founders further along the journey, get real feedback on your ideas before you launch, and avoid expensive mistakes. The key is that you're committed to building something real, not just exploring ideas. As long as you're serious about launching and willing to engage with the group, you'll fit right in.
What's the difference between this and other SaaS communities?
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Most communities are free, which means they're packed with tire-kickers, people pitching their products, and low-quality advice. Wildfront+ charges intentionally—high enough to filter for serious builders. You get real founders who've exited multiple businesses, not influencers selling courses. Conversations go deep on product strategy, marketing, acquisitions, and operations.
Can I really cancel anytime?
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Yes, absolutely. There's no long-term contract. Cancel anytime with one click. If you sell your company, retire, or it's just not for you anymore, you can leave without penalty. We're not trying to lock you in—we're trying to build a community so good that you want to stay.
Who should NOT join?
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If you're primarily looking to pitch members on your product or service, this isn't the place. If you're not willing to engage at least weekly and contribute to discussions, you'll miss out on the value. We're also looking for co-founders, CEOs, and CMOs—not early-stage employees or consultants (though exceptions exist). Finally, if you're looking for a free community or generic startup advice, there are better options out there.
What if I'm in a different industry (not SaaS)?
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Most members are in SaaS, but the principles of growth, retention, acquisition, and building sustainable businesses apply across industries. If you're bootstrapping a digital product or service business, you'll still get massive value. If you're in a completely different space (e.g., physical products, local services), the fit might not be as strong—but reach out and we can discuss.
