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How SaaS Pricing Evolves Across Different Company Stages

Sales Hacker

SaaS pricing isn’t static – it’s a living strategy that grows with your company. In this article we dive into a playbook for pricing across different stages of company growth, inspired by Geoffrey Moore’s Crossing the Chasm. Tiered pricing models emerge to address these differences.

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How SaaStr Fund-Backed RevenueCat Went from a $1.5M Round at $7M Valuation in 2018 to $500M+ Today

SaaStr

Market Expansion: The mobile subscription market exploded during COVID. Gaming companies, productivity apps, health & fitnessevery category was going subscription-first. Apps that never considered subscriptions suddenly needed RevenueCat’s infrastructure.

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SaaStr on 20VC This Week: Why 40% Cloud Adoption Marks the End of Easy Growth. And Why the AI Budget War is Just Getting Started

SaaStr

The market is saturated. You optimize, you expand within existing accounts, you fight for market share—but you don’t see the explosive growth rates of the early days. The AI Budget War: A Zero-Sum Game or Market Expansion? Where do you grow from there? But here’s where it gets really interesting.

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The 10-Point Checklist For When You Sell Your Company With Founder Collective

SaaStr

Corporate development teams switch to “deal mode” when they know there’s competition, and bankers can minimize games on pricing with multiple offers. Honest Self-Assessment Determines Success The hardest questions to answer honestly: Are you truly gaining market share? Do you have a genuinely great team?

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Capitalizing on Competitor Out-of-Stocks

TrackStreet

Looking at sales speed tells us a lot about what people want and how well products are doing, so we can tweak prices and promotions. Plus, keeping an eye on average selling prices over time shows us their pricing game and where they stand in the market. In fact, here are four steps to gaining market share.

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The Virtues and Opportunities in Being #2

SaaStr

Except with Salesloft and Outreach both are winning in the same space , each with dominant market share. But, #2 can win with just a 30% better product than #1, if #2 is already a leader and in the game. 2 often has a better product, at least for some market segments. #2 2 Can Go Down Market Easier.

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Measuring Market Penetration with Brand Tracking (+ Metrics & Examples)

ConversionXL

For example, if a significant portion of customers intend to repurchase simply because you offer the lowest prices, give less weight to brand loyalty in the final analysis. Market share. Market share is a good measure of your brand position relative to your competitors, as it’s a zero-sum game. Image source.