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Back of the envelope guesses for my own satisfaction: ">$100MM yearly" is, let's say, $8.5MM monthly. ">10,000 customers" is <15,000 (or they would have used
by venning 8y ago
Back of the envelope guesses for my own satisfaction:
">$100MM yearly" is, let's say, $8.5MM monthly.
">10,000 customers" is <15,000 (or they would have used that), so maybe 11,000 to 13,000.
That's around $650-$750 per customer per month.
"Hundreds of thousands of active users" means maybe 250,000-400,000.
That's 20-35 users per customer, when split between 11,000-13,000 customers.
That comes out to $21-$34 per user per customer per month, average (you can see pricing tiers here: https://www.pagerduty.com/pricing/ https://www.pagerduty.com/pricing/).
(I don't know if they make money off contracts not available on their pricing page.)
- joneholland 8y agoOne thing that surprised me about PD is that their enterprise sales team didn’t want to play ball on an all you can eat license for a flat annual price. Because of this, they are really at risk of being replaced in large companies that can fund a team to maintain a paging system as that ends up being cheaper than 5k licenses.