SMB SaaS leader Thryv has announced a collaboration with Breesy AI that’s meant to empower franchise-based local businesses with better decision-making intelligence. Together, the integration goes beyond intelligence, bringing local businesses the ability to take revenue-boosting action.
To show rather than tell, we’ve tracked recent product launches and integrations meant to empower SMBs to do more with less – the holy grail for local businesses. These AI integrations span operational functions but have a few common threads, such as agentic task completion and automation.
AI continues to morph into new forms and flavors as the enterprise software world figures out where it sticks. SMB SaaS is a subset or microcosm of that equation as AI is being applied to everything from email marketing to SEO gruntwork. The latest trend we’ve encountered is automated lead response.
Thryv’s exec team is in a unique position in terms of perspective on the workings of the SMB SaaS world – including its ongoing convergence with AI. With that in mind, we had the chance to interact with Thryv recently to gather the perspective of its top execs, most notably CEO Joe Walsh.
MB-Saas powerhouse Thryv has launched a growth marketing engine for Home Services businesses to scale. To achieve this, it inherits Thryv’s latest AI and automation capabilities and packages them up in a set of marketing tools purpose-built for the specific challenges of the home services vertical.
Thryv holdings announced Q2 earnings and the story is similar to Q4: SaaS continues to be the growth engine as it manages planned declines in its legacy print directories business.
Thryv holdings announced Q1 earnings and the story is similar to Q4: SaaS continues to be the growth engine as it manages planned declines in its legacy print directories business.
Thryv Holdings, which operates SMB marketing software platform Thryv, reported Q4 earnings this week with strong growth for its SaaS business. Highlights include 41 percent year-over-year revenue growth in the SaaS portions of its business in Q4; and 30 percent year-over-year growth for FY 2024.
A few weeks ago, Thryv added an analytics tool to its arsenal of SMB SaaS offerings. Known as the Thryv Reporting Center, it “ties everything together”
SMB-marketing-focused SaaS leader Thryv has announced the acquisition of CRM and marketing automation platform Keap. The transaction is valued at $80 million, all in cash and subject to customary adjustments, and is expected to close in the fourth quarter, subject to standard closing conditions.
In E76, we share one of the key moments from Localogy’s April L24 conference in Arlington, Texas. On the morning of the conference’s second day,
If the local search industry had its version of Shark Tank, Joe Walsh would be Mark Cuban. I recently had the opportunity to chat with
Thryv has named former Symantec executive Rees Johnson as its new Chief Product Officer, replacing the recently departed Ryan Cantor. Johnson was most recently the
Thryv, the erstwhile (and still) directory publisher that is now a leading player in SMB SaaS, announced today that for the full year 2023, it
It’s funny how life works sometimes. Something can be just a topic of conversation one day. And perhaps much more than that the next day.
Thryv has partnered with alternative credit provider Wisetack to add a consumer lending component to its ThryvPay solution. Adding this option opens a lot of
Thryv held its investor day this week. And during a roughly two-hour session, it laid down some pretty aggressive markers for growing the company’s SaaS
G2 recently named ThryvPay the No. 3 payments solution for small businesses, right behind PayPal and Apple Pay. On the heels of that award, Thryv
Thryv Holdings, which recently went public via a direct listing, hopes to add 2.3 million Australian small businesses to its total addressable market with its
