A SaaS (software as a service) company hosts applications on the cloud and makes them accessible to end-users with subscription-based pricing models. As the end-user, all you need to do is log into your account remotely and access the software. Thus, you don’t need to obtain a license or invest in IT infrastructure to host […]
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What Are SaaS Distribution Channels? In SaaS, distribution channels refer to who sells the product to the customer and what method they use. There are a few commonly used SaaS distribution channels, including inbound and outbound sales forces, eCommerce self-service, and third-party app stores. Choosing the right distribution channel to use in a particular stage
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In this article, I’ll define net revenue retention, show you how to calculate it, explain why it’s important, and show you how to use it to manage your SaaS company. What Is Net Revenue Retention in SaaS? Net revenue retention (NRR) is a key performance indicator that measures the combination of two things: How well
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Customer lifetime value is a metric that adds up all the sales expected from a customer over the lifespan of their relationship with your company. This metric is abbreviated as CLV or LTV. CLV is extremely useful in businesses that have subscription billing models and/or high repeat-purchase rates. What Is LTV in SaaS? In SaaS, lifetime value
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In this briefing, I’ll share my thoughts on how SaaS companies can prepare to navigate a potentially inflationary environment. Before I do so, let me share my background on this topic. I received an undergraduate degree in quantitative economics. My macroeconomics professor was the #2 economist at the Federal Reserve and was one of those
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Venture debt has become an increasingly popular way to finance SaaS businesses. Venture debt lenders typically lend more than a traditional bank loan or line, but they require a higher interest rate (and often warrants to buy stock in your company) in exchange for the higher risk. There is a time and place for debt financing.
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