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A Japanese SaaS-focused startup factory that builds and mass-produces fast-growing startups.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

BLUEPRINT Founders is a Japanese corporate brand operating as a SaaS-focused startup factory. According to its official website, the company aims to increase the repeatability of entrepreneurship and mass-produce fast-growing startups as if in a factory. It is particularly strong in the SaaS domain, creating products that serve as industrial infrastructure across various industries. The brand presents itself as a venture builder or startup studio model, where new businesses are systematically created and scaled. Its corporate site is blueprint-holdings.net, and it is associated with the Wikidata item Q118418302. The entity is based in Japan and targets the Japanese market, though specific details about its founding, leadership, and portfolio companies are not provided in the available evidence.

History

BLUEPRINT Founders is a Japanese startup factory focused on the SaaS sector. Its official website describes its mission as increasing the repeatability of entrepreneurship and mass-producing fast-growing startups in a factory-like manner. The company emphasizes strength in SaaS and aims to create products that become industrial infrastructure across various industries. No specific founding date, founder names, or historical milestones are available in the provided evidence. The brand operates under the domain blueprint-holdings.net and is listed in Wikidata as Q118418302.

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SaaS-focused startup factory that mass-produces fast-growing startups and builds industrial infrastructure products.

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