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SaaS Solution Pricing: Tips for Startups + New Product Launches

Aspiration Marketing

Defining the pricing model for a SaaS product needs to be part of your overall marketing strategy. It requires careful consideration to ensure it aligns with the needs of your customers, the value your solution provides, and your business objectives. We look at factors to consider, examples, and pros and cons for each.

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Composability and usage-based pricing go hand-in-hand for martech applications

Chief Martec

Martech software companies — and SaaS vendors in general — have several different ways they can charge for their products. The classic SaaS subscription models have used seat-based and tier-based pricing. Or both: you pay for seats, but the price per seat goes up for higher tier subscriptions.

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Demystifying SaaS: Key Statistics, Trends, and Insights

Rock Content

Software as a service, or SaaS , is a huge industry that grows more each year. In fact, the SaaS industry is worth over $195 billion. This growth means that those in the SaaS industry need to be aware of statistics and trends that shape the future and can help them stay ahead of competitors.

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Visible and invisible tech stacks, and the upsides and downsides of “shadow IT” in martech and beyond

Chief Martec

The empirical stack data we recently shared from Zylo, a leading SaaS management platform, showed that even after a year of belt-tightening, the average SMB (500 employees or less) still has 162 SaaS apps. With a SaaS subscription? Push that model further out to the edge of the org. Tech stacks are large.

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10 things to do if your martech solution vendor gets bought

Martech

This can change many things, including price, customer service, contract enforcement and more. Find out what happens to service-level agreements (SLAs), pricing terms and licensing agreements. Is the buying party more of a per-user traditional, SaaS licensing model or does it use more of a per-utilization one?”

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The B2B case for retention marketing: 7 key tactics

Martech

The growth of SaaS businesses, where retention and renewals are the key to breakeven, not to mention profit. The product’s features align with market demand, its quality is up to par, and it’s appropriately priced and distributed. Imagine transitioning a customer to an ongoing purchasing model. A need to avoid price wars.

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Martech vendors need to engage year-round, not just at renewal time

Martech

“We just cancelled a SaaS product we’ve used for three years. It seems that many, many organizations are deeply unhappy that SaaS vendors, including martech vendors, are failing to engage year-round (especially as they’re able to collect data on usage of their services). It’s the only time we hear from them.”

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