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One reason is that SaaS pricing is an easy way for people to "hack" corporate spending restrictions. You need accounting approval for that perpetual $10000 soft
by somesortofthing 4y ago
One reason is that SaaS pricing is an easy way for people to "hack" corporate spending restrictions. You need accounting approval for that perpetual $10000 software license, but a $500 monthly subscription payment is totally at your discretion, even if you end up spending more of the company's money in the end.
- wolpoli 4y agoI am not in accounting/finance, but the world has been on SaaS for so long that it's hard to imagine that the department responsible for controlling spending hasn't caught on and plugged this loophole.
- somesortofthing 4y agoYeah this is less true than it used to be but it's a big part of how SaaS initially came to be the only game in town.