Usage-based pricing is on the rise

Kyle Poyar

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Usage-based pricing is on the rise

Historically, user or seat-based pricing has been most popular with usage-based pricing a distant second.

A Pacific Crest study from 2014 found that 37% of companies primarily charged based on users while 23% charged based on usage.

Well, it looks like usage-based pricing is finally catching up. In our latest survey, 39% of companies charged based on usage.

This has real advantages for SaaS companies:

  • It reflects the business value being unlocked by the product
  • It allows customers to start small and trial a product
  • It provides a seamless expansion path as customers get hooked on a product

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