Starter Story · 2026-07-15
Should I Quit My Job At Meta For My $30K/Month SaaS?
Matt Robinson, a senior software engineer on Meta's AI team, built Live Tourney, a web app golf courses use to run tournaments (QR-code scorecards, live leaderboards), nights and weekends over ~4 years after his course's pro said Golf Genius was too complicated and expensive. It has ~150 golf courses, ~$350K ARR and an ~$800K run rate based on the start of the year. The episode is mostly about whether to quit his job; in a follow-up call he says he is going all in.
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Numbers mentioned
| Subject | Metric | Value | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live Tourney | customers Golf courses that have started using the product | 150 golf courses approximate | “We've got about 150 golf courses that have started using our product.” |
| Live Tourney | arr | USD 350K approximate | “We're at about 350K of ARR” |
| Live Tourney | revenue Run rate based on the start of the year | USD 800K/year projection | “based on how we've been doing the start of the year, we're about an $800,000 run rate” |
| Live Tourney | revenue Host's framing; consistent with the guest's ~$350K ARR | USD 30K/month approximate | “So you are the owner of Live Tourney, golf SaaS making $30,000 a month?” |