Finance & Operations

Finance & Operations
Predictable Revenue Forecasting is Possible with Usage-Based Pricing
For centuries, “giving the customer what they want” has been a winning strategy. It is not surprising then why usage-based...
by Jonathan Tice, Kyle Poyar
Finance & Operations
2021 Financial & Operating Benchmarks: How to Become One of the ‘Haves’ of SaaS
In 2021 the ‘Rule of 40’ died, according to our latest 2021 Financial & Operating Benchmarks report that launched last...
by Kyle Poyar
Finance & Operations
Massive Growth, IPOs, and PLG: Fifth Annual Financial & Operating Benchmarks Survey Results

Our fifth annual Financial & Operating Benchmarks Survey (formerly known as Expansion SaaS Benchmarks) takes a deeper look at the performance metrics behind some of the most successful SaaS businesses and identifies markers of long-term growth.

by Shannon Curran
Investor Relations
22 Reasons Your Investor Might Have Passed On You (According To 4 Leading VCs)

There are a lot of spoken—and unspoken—reasons why investors may pass on a business pitch. Here’s 22 of them.

by Riviera Lev-Aviv
Finance & Operations
Unpacking 2021's Unprecedented SaaS Funding Market
You’re not the only one noticing that a ‘unicorn’ valuation is no longer all that, well, out of the ordinary....
by Kyle Poyar
Finance & Operations
A New Way To Tell if a Company Is Truly Product-Led

Hint: You have to look beyond the website or pricing page.

by Kyle Poyar
Product
4 Steps to Managing Scrum Meetings More Effectively
Four ways to help make your Scrum Meetings more effective (and, yes, more fun). To many who are new to...
by Tien-Anh Nguyen
Finance & Operations
Using Gross Margin to Score Your Product’s Maturity

Gross margin documents the business your product is building, yet it’s often tucked away in a financial update while a medley of product metrics enjoy the spotlight.

by TJ Thinakaran
Finance & Operations
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5 Major Takeaways From the 2020 Expansion SaaS Benchmarks Report

The bottom line: Expansion-stage SaaS companies are well positioned to thrive in 2021.

by Jamie Wallace