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Per Seat or Per Use Pricing: A Framework for Evaluating the Right Strategy for Your Startup

Tomasz Tunguz

Should you price your SaaS per seat or per use? Madhavan provided an excellent framework for answering this question, in addition to a multitude of other insights. Many people think of pricing as monetization, but just as important to think through it as an acquisition strategy. Value/ Usage. Intermittent. Intermittent.

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Commercializing AI in Healthcare: The Enterprise Buyer Perspective

Andreessen Horowitz

As Paul Uhrig, Chief Legal and Digital Health Officer of Bassett Healthcare Network and Executive Director of Bassett Innovation Center told us, “if we can get the ultimate user excited and to be champions about this, that I found to be very much the winning strategy.” Each organization’s culture around these questions is different.

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Pricing and Packaging Your B2B or Prosumer Generative AI Feature

Andreessen Horowitz

We’re in the very early days of genAI and until adoption curves and costs stabilize, there won’t be any tried-and-true pricing or packaging frameworks. Though best practices are still emerging, we hope these frameworks help you better navigate the pricing and packaging process for your new genAI feature.

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The Four Factors to Consider When Developing Your Startup's Pricing Strategy

Tomasz Tunguz

What is the optimal pricing strategy for a start up? The same idea holds in SaaS. Price - Expensify employs a penetration pricing plan, using freemium strategy to build groundswell within organizations and ultimately close the entire company as a customer. That depends. And it’s price points top the market.

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Headless CMS platform Kontent secures new capital to grow its customer base

TechCrunch

Kentico was the brainchild of Petr Palas, who saw an opportunity to build a content management system (CMS) for developers using Microsoft’s.NET framework. The incumbent solutions were designed for on-premise, monolithic architecture. region- or product-specific) content.

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Unbundling the Game Engine: The Rise of Next Generation 3D Creation Engines

Andreessen Horowitz

Cloud native engines maximize customization Today’s engines are monolithic desktop applications originally designed before modern cloud architecture and the SaaS age. Therefore, as a GTM strategy and as a way to prove out the engine, we are likely to see the developer build the first game (or series of games) on top of the platform.

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It’s holiday season for tech unicorns

TechCrunch

A framework for how to think of higher education’s main three products (including which is most defensible over time). How to price your SaaS product for a bottoms-up growth strategy. Here’s what we got into: How the state of remote school is leading to gap years among students.

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