Case study

How SuprSend unlocks enterprise revenue using LocalOps

How SuprSend unlocks enterprise revenue using LocalOps

Company: SuprSend Inc

Vertical: Developer tools

Team size: 10-20

-> Challenge

SuprSend builds a central channel agnostic notification infrastructure for developer teams who can build complex notification workflows to send out notifications to their end-users. 

It was initially offered only as SaaS. But customers in regulated industries wanted to self host SuprSend privately in their cloud to skip sharing important/valuable PII (personally identifiable information like email, phone number, name etc.,) with SuprSend to send emails, notifications and other messages. 

While they initially thought of building a distribution pipeline and tooling in-house to offer self-hosted versions of SuprSend, it was quickly apparent that even if they invest all of their engineering team and bandwidth into this, it would easily take 12-15 man months to build this in-house and would distract their core product development.

With a tight delivery timeline set by the business, to deliver to their enterprise customer with high revenue potential, they felt it would be great if an external tooling takes care of the BYOC distribution without distracting their core product development team.

SuprSend builds a central channel agnostic notification infrastructure for developer teams who can build complex notification workflows to send out notifications to their end-users. 


It was initially offered only as SaaS. But customers in regulated industries wanted to self host SuprSend privately in their cloud to skip sharing important/valuable PII (personally identifiable information like email, phone number, name etc.,) with SuprSend to send emails, notifications and other messages. 

While they initially thought of building a distribution pipeline and tooling in-house to offer self-hosted versions of SuprSend, it was quickly apparent that even if they invest all of their engineering team and bandwidth into this, it would easily take 12-15 man months to build this in-house and would distract their core product development.


With a tight delivery timeline set by the business, to deliver to their enterprise customer with high revenue potential, they felt it would be great if an external tooling takes care of the BYOC distribution without distracting their core product development team.

SuprSend builds a central channel agnostic notification infrastructure for developer teams who can build complex notification workflows to send out notifications to their end-users. 


It was initially offered only as SaaS. But customers in regulated industries wanted to self host SuprSend privately in their cloud to skip sharing important/valuable PII (personally identifiable information like email, phone number, name etc.,) with SuprSend to send emails, notifications and other messages. 

While they initially thought of building a distribution pipeline and tooling in-house to offer self-hosted versions of SuprSend, it was quickly apparent that even if they invest all of their engineering team and bandwidth into this, it would easily take 12-15 man months to build this in-house and would distract their core product development.


With a tight delivery timeline set by the business, to deliver to their enterprise customer with high revenue potential, they felt it would be great if an external tooling takes care of the BYOC distribution without distracting their core product development team.

-> Solution

LocalOps platform was picked as a solution because their tooling, roadmap and vision aligned with what SuprSend had in mind for building in-house to offer self-hosted or BYOC versions.

Features like automatic deployments using GIthub integration and a neat workflow to generate, test and release kubernetes helm charts fit into their existing day to day development process used for their SaaS version. This allows SuprSend developer team to seamlessly release new versions of SuprSend for self-hosting enterprise customers. 

-> Impact

SuprSend was able to deliver their self-hosted version as Kubernetes helm chart by using LocalOps tooling to  build, test and release them privately using license tokens.

SuprSend is now able to offer a self-hosted version under a day to any new enterprise customer they onboard. And LocalOps fulfils a major strategic initiative to offer BYOC (Bring your own cloud) capability that SurpSend to target enterprise customers.

In addition, the SuprSend sales team now has a way to attract enterprise customers who are sensitive to sharing their data which they otherwise have to share when they use the regular SaaS version. This unlocks new high revenue sales opportunities for their sales team.

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