Automate the boring work.Plain language in. Production systems out.
Describe an automation in everyday language. Vendian generates real Python in a containerized runtime, deploys it, monitors it, and retries on failure. Built for Marketing Ops & RevOps teams at 20–200 employee B2B SaaS — not developers.
A $5.3B market — and a sharp wedge into it.
SMB / mid-market workflow automation spend, US + UK + EU (2026). 11–14% CAGR.
B2B SaaS + B2B agencies, 20–200 employees with MOps/RevOps function. ~$10.9M/yr potential at $780/yr ARPU.
Vendian Y3 ARR target. 1,045 customers · ~$67.7K MRR · 7.5% of beachhead SAM.
Every team wastes hours on work that should run itself.
Tools exist — but they break
Zapier and Make break weekly. Ops teams spend more time fixing automations than running them.
Ops teams aren't developers
n8n requires engineering. Custom dev requires hiring. Marketing Ops is digitally fluent — not a coder.
Failed automations cost more
A broken Zap silently corrupts CRM data. Recovery costs more than the manual work it was supposed to replace.
As easy as texting a friend.
Describe
Plain language. No builder, no code, no setup.
Go live
Instant execution. Auto-retries on failure.
Connect
700+ integrations — HubSpot, Slack, Gmail, Notion, Sheets.
Monitor
Every run, every result, every error — one dashboard.
Agents drift. Operations can't.
We turn AI outputs into deployable, reliable systems. Code-generation → containerization → deterministic execution. That's the moat.
| Claude Code / Codex | Agent frameworks | Vendian | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What AI produces | Code | Agent that reasons every run | Containerized production systems |
| Runtime | Deterministic (if code is good) | Non-deterministic — drifts | Deterministic, replayable |
| Who runs it | You. Deploy, scale, monitor. | You. Configs, prompts, observability. | Vendian runtime — auth, scaling, storage |
| Who it's for | Software engineers | AI / platform engineers | Marketing Ops & RevOps |
€222,000 · two tranches
Tranche 1 validates. Tranche 2 unlocks at €5K MRR and accelerates to cash-flow positive at M21. Your €222K buys 10 months of speed vs the bootstrapped path.
M0 – M6 · 0 → €5K MRR
- Founder stipends (2 × €2K × 6 mo)€24K
- UX hire (6 × €4K + equity)€24K
- Infra & tooling€12K
- Organic marketing€12K
- Total tranche 1 deployed€72K
- + Earned MRR (M0–M6)€15K
- Total resources€87K
Tranche 2 unlocks once MRR crosses €5K.
M6 – M18 · €5K → €25K MRR
- Founder stipends (2 × €2K × 12 mo)€48K
- Product & UX hire (12 × €4K + equity)€48K
- Engineer (12 × €4K + equity)€48K
- Infra & tooling€48K
- Marketing€24K
- Total uses€216K
- Tranche 2 cash€150K
- Earned MRR M6–M18 (~€180K)€66K
- Net MRR remaining after expenses€114K
Cash-flow positive by Month 21.
Equity grants for hires are detailed in the cap table — figures here are cash compensation only.
Your €222K buys 10 months.
| Bootstrapped | Funded · €222K | |
|---|---|---|
| Team at M6 | 2 founders | 3 (+ UX hire) |
| €5K MRR by | Month 14 | Month 6 |
| €25K MRR by | Month 28 | Month 18 |
| Cash-flow positive | Month 32 | Month 21 |
| Risk / advantage | Founder burnout | 10 months faster |