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The Complete Guide to SaaS Pricing Strategy

Tom Tunguz

But throughout this turmoil, startups must adopt a process to craft a good pricing strategy, and re-evaluate prices periodically, at least once per year. Many infrastructure as a service companies do this. AWS, Twilio, Heroku, etc. At some point, most SaaS startups switch to annual contracts for three reasons.

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What is an ISV Partner? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Independent Software Vendors

Stax

AWS, Microsoft, Salesforce) to integrate, co-market, and grow together. In the payments industry, choosing the right ISV partner is critical; look for robust APIs, hardware support, strong onboarding, and fair revenue-sharing models. Lets take a look at the factors that ISVs need to consider when choosing a payments partner.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Byron Deeter, Elliott Robinson, Henry Schuck, and Jason Lemkin

SaaStr

Another collection of their customers actually turned their kitchens into service offerings. They’re facilitating virtual schooling, they’re helping governments organize. We’ve all seen AWS and what they’ve done with their platform. Really, cloud absorbs hardware, software and services.

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Intercom on Product: The dawn of a new decade

Intercom, Inc.

Paul: Yeah, I’ve never gone through their manual onboarding process because it got scheduled and rescheduled and then I gave up. Probably with the rise of SaaS and in effect the death of the file format. Google Drive might’ve done an awful lot to kill the file because they have a file system. Even services.