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The Annual Per-Seat SaaS Contract: Not Quite The Gold Standard It Used To Be

SaaStr

A lot of SaaS pricing originally comes from classic enterprise software. Vertical SaaS leader for construction Procore at $500m ARR charges per project volume and per product, not per seat. ServiceNow does primarily 3 year, $1M+ contracts , for example. All of Qualtrics’ almost $1B in ARR is on annual contracts.

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9 Constructive B2B Cold Email Templates for 2023

SalesLoft

9 Constructive B2B Cold Email Templates for 2023. Our pricing structure operates on an annual contract basis and we have an average annual spend at around $2,000/seat. The price per user ranges from $125 – $165/month depending on the Salesloft plan that you go with. Are you promoting new content? Need a visual?

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The ultimate guide to contractor management software with tips and benefits

PandaDoc

The market for construction software is expected to reach $3.875 billion by 2030. Contract management software automates many of the processes necessary in contractor management. This is vital when bidding for government contracts. This is crucial when working on government contracts.

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The ultimate guide to contractor management software with tips and benefits

PandaDoc

The market for construction software is expected to reach $3.875 billion by 2030. Contract management software automates many of the processes necessary in contractor management. This is vital when bidding for government contracts. This is crucial when working on government contracts.

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The Plain English Guide to Sticky Prices

Hubspot

Consistency is, well, consistent in a lot of fields, and pricing is no exception. Certain goods' and services' prices can be extremely resistant to change — they're prices that stick and are, naturally, referred to as sticky prices. Here's some insight as to why a company might embrace rigid pricing.

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How to make your ‘ideal customer profile’ more ideal

Martech

This last group consists of those prospects that need super deep price discounts during the sales cycle, are more challenging to onboard, complain and want refunds and suck the life out of your customer success and account teams. While you may add or remove accounts over time, the general principle is that this is a static construct.

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Your Product Has to Be Easier to Buy Than to Use

SaaStr

Pressure tactics, exploding discounts, 48-hour trials that end on you, us-vs-them pricing, are all still alive and well. But I’ve come up with just one simple construct today: Your Product Just Has To Be Easier Buy Than It Is To Use. Make pricing < $50,000 at least as simple and transparent as possible. Especially now.

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