Bybeit

Markets.
Bridged.

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Shibuya crossing — the heartbeat of Japan's urban market
Shibuya, Tokyo
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サービス概要

What We Do

We provide high-quality, cost-effective Japan market entry consulting for overseas SMEs — delivered by English-proficient Japanese university students who combine Generation Z digital sensibility with native-level language capabilities.

  • Go-to-Market strategy for SaaS & AI companies
  • Japan-localized landing pages & content
  • Japanese-language social media management
  • Enterprise sales representation
  • Customer success in Japanese
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市場データ

Why Japan, Why Now

The data is unambiguous. Japan is the highest-return untapped SaaS market on the planet.

¥1.4T

Japan SaaS market size in 2023

One Capital, 2024
27%

Japan enterprise AI adoption rate

vs. 68.8% in the US
60%

Foreign firms struggling to hire Japan sales talent

JETRO 2024
92%

Gross margin on our Retainer Plan

Internal financial model

The gap is the opportunity.

Japan's enterprise generative AI adoption rate stands at only 27% — significantly below the United States (68.8%) and China (81.2%). Yet 46% of Japanese firms report they are "currently evaluating adoption." For overseas AI startups, this represents an open window with minimal competition.

The obstacle is not market appetite — it's execution capability. Japanese is one of the most challenging languages for LLMs, and no product succeeds in Japan without native-level UI/UX, customer support, and sales localization. That's exactly what we provide.

Enterprise AI Adoption Rate
China 🇨🇳
81.2%
USA 🇺🇸
68.8%
Japan 🇯🇵
27%

Source: Taskhub survey, 2025

創業ストーリー

How Bybeit Started

Bybeit began in Tokyo with a simple belief: international companies need a practical, execution-focused way to enter Japan without being forced into slow, expensive legacy options.

Starting as a job market platform, the company shipped two apps to the App Store, then pivoted after recognizing a far larger opportunity: the structural gap between overseas software companies desperate to enter Japan, and the scarcity of English-proficient Japanese professionals capable of bridging that gap through execution — not just translation.

The insight is simple: the very talent pool that can execute Japan GTM at the highest level — kikokushijo students at elite universities with native-level English — are also the people who most need real-world business experience. Bybeit turns that alignment into a company.

Phase 1Months 1–4
Pilot

2 paid pilot clients secured; 3 Letters of Intent

Phase 2Months 5–12
GTM

8 cumulative clients, product-market fit established

Phase 3Year 2+
Scale

Proprietary back-office system + team expansion

Ready to enter Japan?

We're conducting discovery calls with our first pilot clients. If you're a SaaS or AI company eyeing Japan, let's talk.