If you work for a SaaS business, you have likely taken part in a revenue forecasting exercise — and it was probably modeled using spreadsheets. After all, the internet is littered with how-to articles and “plug and play” templates that claim to be your crystal ball into the future. But keeping spreadsheets up to date…
SaaS pricing research should start with answers to the questions of how much you can afford to charge, how much clients are willing to pay, which structure best aligns with the software use and more.
Defining the transition from MQL to SQL can make a big difference in the effectiveness of your SaaS sales funnel — and ultimately in your revenue.
Customer support and sales alignment is a key component of a successful strategy.
Award-winning customer support for SaaS companies starts with a solid support team structure and a willingness to pay attention to each customer’s goals and challenges.
While running Flightpath Finance over the years, we have seen how a number of SaaS companies ranging from $1 to $15MM ARR forecast their financials. In this post, we will share our insights, focusing on tactics that will make your SaaS financial model more operationally focused and therefore more useful in supporting SaaS CEOs and…
Understanding CAC and LTV is crucial for the success of a SaaS business. Here’s more about how to calculate and analyze the cost of acquiring customers and those customers’ lifetime values.
Choosing the right payment processor for your SaaS company is an important decision. After all, your customers trust you with their sensitive financial information. You have to make sure their details are safe. Moreover, you want to ensure that the payment process is smooth and that there are no hiccups. This is especially important if…
Is your SaaS business ready for international expansion? Make sure you’ve done careful research and consider the following factors before you make any official moves.
Welcome back to the Subscription Rockstars series! In this series, we will take a closer look at wildly successful companies to better understand how they got to where they are today. We will analyze both their mistakes and their victories to draw lessons that you can apply to your business. And, of course, we will pay special…
