Introducing XaaS Pricing 1.0
XaaS Pricing 1.0 is now generally available to founders, competitive intelligence teams and pricing strategists seeking to make better, faster pricing decisions through data
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XaaS Pricing 1.0 is now generally available to founders, competitive intelligence teams and pricing strategists seeking to make better, faster pricing decisions through data
In this month’s report, we look at five major types of packaging model changes SaaS vendors are consistently making.
A specific, real-world competitive product comparison and normalization exercise using our product normalization model
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While important, normalizing for pricing model differences is only half of the equation — you also need to consider normalizing the product comparisons you are making.
In this month’s report, we look at how XaaS companies are adapting to the threat of recession and aligning pricing and packaging strategies accordingly.
By assessing changes in pricing and positioning over time, you can diagnose how the company’s value proposition has evolved and how the company has aimed to articulate and capture that value through its pricing.
GitLab’s Open Strategy model makes it hard to beat the company as a case study for learning about pricing strategy.
“Good-better-best” refers to a tiered packaging model for a product or service, in which each successive tier provides additional access to features and/or usage beyond the preceding tier.
SaaS pricing transparency (and lack thereof) is quite possibly the most popular internet topic on SaaS pricing.