For the launch of his “withTy” startup showcase for his self titled blog, Tyler Reed, South African entrepreneur and speaker, interviewed our fearless leaders, Jaco van Wyk CEO and Joshua Yudaken CTO.
The guys met up at our Pretoria offices to discuss the rewarding, riveting, and sometimes rocky, road of the .com startup in South Africa. Check out the full article here or watch the interview below.
SnapBill has been ranked among the list of South African web applications making good by imod.co.za, a Cape Town based tech lifestyle blog run by Christopher Mills.
Chris poses the question: “I understand that web apps require lots of capital, staffing, strong design and development skills and all of that, but surely there are people locally(South Africa) who can pull this off?”
Looks like he found just what he was looking for in SnapBill!
In describing his search for quality South African developed apps Chris says “One I did come across a few months ago and a friend of mine swears by it is SnapBill.” He goes on to say: “SnapBill is perfect for businesses requiring a powerful and fully customisable subscription or recurring billing system with payment collection facilities. It is completely a cloud app, it has monthly billing and the functionality and design are good.”
Read the full article and find out more about other South African web application making good here.
According to a recent article by social media blog My Digital Life SnapBill is “helping business owners and freelancers to bill their clients in a snap.” My Digital Life is a virtual hub for people living the digital lifestyle to connect to each other by sharing knowledge and experience around all things digital.
Ragel Nel from mydigitallife.co.za goes on to add:
The unique aspect about the service is that users can employ it to manage all of their third-party, service-based billing requirements, which includes everything from creating professional-looking, branded sign-up forms and customised branding for invoices, sending out automated billing and managing payment, right down to unpleasantries such as suspending clients for non-payment.
Read the full article here.
