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I really like B2B SaaS. As long as you can show reduction of cost or labor, a business has a clear reason to make the buy. Awesome to have so many real-world
by doublerebel 10y ago
I really like B2B SaaS. As long as you can show reduction of cost or labor, a business has a clear reason to make the buy.
Awesome to have so many real-world examples in this guide, and not just generalized advice.
For another example, here is Sidekiq's Commercial FAQ for customers looking to decide between 'Pro' and 'Enterprise' subscription levels. It gives some insight into the tradeoffs that make sense for both sides at the Enterprise level:
https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/wiki/Commercial-FAQ https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/wiki/Commercial-FAQ
This is particularly interesting to me as I previously co-founded a B2B SaaS and am currently launching a copy of Sidekiq's model for NodeJS.
- grantlmiller 10y agoAgree, I moved away from consumer stuff primarily because I think that enterprise buyers are more rational & logical (not completely... but more than consumers). If you're looking to create an enterprise installable version (a la Sidekiq)... well... read the deployment options post: https://www.enterpriseready.io/features/deployment-options/ https://www.enterpriseready.io/features/deployment-options/ (we run a company that helps other companies do just that).