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Punchlist CEO Brooke MacLean and CTO Nic Rosental recently hosted a webinar to discuss the changes and updates that have occurred in the 150 days since Punchlist’s acquisition. Here are the key highlights from their insightful conversation.
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Punchlist began as a side project by the former CEO of Punchlist. Initially, Nic wasn’t part of the team but joined in 2021 when they decided to fully commit to the project. Punchlist quickly gained traction, particularly after joining Techstars Atlanta, which facilitated their connection with Marketwake. Initially targeted at small agencies and freelancers, Punchlist aimed to address the challenges in the final stages of projects, particularly in the QA process.
Brooke was fascinated by Punchlist’s versatility and saw its potential as a centralized hub for collaboration. The acquisition aimed to streamline communication and feedback processes, consolidating everything into one platform. One of the first challenges post-acquisition was revamping the pricing structure, which originally consisted of a freemium model with a single $99 per month option. The new pricing structure now caters to a broader range of users, from freelancers to large enterprises, ensuring that every user has a suitable plan.
The introduction of webhooks was a significant update post-acquisition. Despite having numerous integrations with project management tools, there were requests for more flexibility. Webhooks allow developers to create custom integrations, significantly expanding Punchlist’s usability and integration potential. This move aligns with the broader trend in SaaS towards seamless integration, reducing friction, and enhancing user experience.
Another major update was the reconfiguration of the Punchlist user dashboard. This update aimed to make it easier for users to manage tasks, assignments, notifications, and feedback without relying on multiple platforms. The new dashboard offers a balanced experience, catering to both solopreneurs, who can use it as a full project management tool, and larger businesses, where it supplements existing systems.
Brooke and Nic shared exciting updates on upcoming features:
As Punchlist continues to evolve, the focus remains on enhancing feedback processes. That’s why the upcoming affiliate program aims to reward users for advocating Punchlist, fostering a community of engaged and loyal users.
Brooke and Nic emphasized their commitment to listening to user feedback and continuously improving Punchlist. They invite users to share their experiences and suggestions to help shape the future of Punchlist!
For more details, you can chat with us through our contact page. Stay tuned for more updates and insights from the Punchlist team as we continue to innovate and improve the platform!
