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I read every message that lands here. The best way to reach me depends on what you need — book a call if it’s about a potential engagement, email for everything else.

I aim to reply within 48 hours on weekdays. If you don’t hear back within a week, your message probably got buried — feel free to nudge me on Twitter or LinkedIn.

Current capacity

2 advisory slots open for Q3 2026. One Architecture Sprint slot opens in late August. Beyond that, retainer waitlist runs ~6 weeks.

Book a discovery call
30 min · free · no commitment

If you’re a SaaS founder or growth lead considering an engagement, this is the right starting point. We talk about your situation, I’m honest about whether I’m the right fit.

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Email me directly
yash@yashtulsyani.com

For questions, recommendations, collaboration ideas, or anything that doesn’t need a call. I read every email.

Typically replies within 48 hours
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Tell me what you’re working on

If you’d rather not book a call yet, drop a few lines here. The more context you share, the more useful my reply will be.

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Got it. Message landed in my inbox. I’ll get back to you within 48 hours on weekdays — usually faster.

What happens next

No salesy process. Three honest steps, designed so both of us know quickly whether this is a good fit.

Step 01

You reach out

Call booking, email, or form — whichever fits. The more context you share upfront, the faster we move past the discovery questions.

Same day
Step 02

I reply honestly

Within 48 hours on weekdays. If I’m the right fit, we book a call. If I’m not, I’ll usually point you toward someone who is.

Within 2 days
Step 03

We have a real conversation

30 minutes, no pitch deck. We talk about your situation, what good would look like, and whether an engagement makes sense. No commitment either way.

~1 week

Other places to find me

If you’d rather follow before reaching out, here’s where I’m most active.

Twitter / X @yashtulsyani ↗ LinkedIn /in/yashtulsyani ↗ GitHub @yashtulsyani ↗ RSS feed /insights/feed ↗

Common questions

Things people ask before reaching out. If yours isn’t here, ask it on the call.

Just book a discovery call. Most engagements end up touching 2–3 of the services anyway, and figuring out where to start is part of what the call is for. The services page is the menu — the call is where we figure out the meal.
No deck, no pitch. We spend the first 20 minutes on your situation — what’s working, what’s broken, what you’re trying to build — and the last 10 on whether/how I’d actually help. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so on the call.
Occasionally. My playbook is calibrated for SaaS, dev tools, and B2B software — that’s where I do my sharpest work. I sometimes take on adjacent categories (vertical SaaS, marketplaces, fintech) when the underlying mechanics match. Happy to talk and be honest about fit.
I’m based in Bangalore (IST, UTC+5:30). Working hours overlap well with EU mornings and US east-coast late afternoons. For US west-coast teams, async-first works better — most engagements are 80% async with 1–2 weekly live touchpoints, which is the natural rhythm anyway.
Yes. I read everything that comes in. Reply times stretch when capacity is tight, but I get to most messages. If you’re early in your operator path, sending a thoughtful question is usually a better use of time than booking a call.
Selectively. I pick 1–2 podcasts per quarter and the occasional in-person panel if the topic is in my actual operating zone (utility-led acquisition, AI search, growth systems). Use the form above and pick “Podcast / speaking” as the topic.
That’s what the Strategic Advisory option in Growth Consulting is for — a quarterly cycle designed for teams that just need external pressure-testing on specific decisions, not a full engagement.
A note from me

I take a small number of engagements per quarter — by design, not scarcity marketing. The work I do compounds best when I’m deep in a few systems rather than skimming across many. If we don’t end up working together, my hope is that the writing, the tools, and the resources on this site still leave you with something useful. Either way, glad you’re here.