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Guest: Kevin Jacobson, CEO at Foxen

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Most SaaS companies try to scale by adding headcount and channels. Foxen scaled by tightening fundamentals.

In this episode, Kevin Jacobson, CEO of Foxen, joins host Ken Lempit to explain how an overlooked market — multifamily housing — became a durable SaaS growth opportunity through operational discipline and relationship-driven GTM.

Kevin breaks down why traditional industries lag in SaaS adoption, why consistency matters more than speed, and how Foxen scaled through direct sales, referrals, and systems built to support growth. He also shares lessons from raising growth equity and why systems, not people, ultimately unlock scale.

Key takeaways:

Underserved markets reward execution over hype
Consistency precedes scalable SaaS growth
Direct sales still win in relationship-driven markets
Systems, not headcount, enable scale

If you’re a SaaS leader selling into traditional industries or rethinking how growth really happens after PMF, this episode delivers a grounded, operator-first perspective.

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