SaaS Pricing Maturity Calculator

How does your pricing stack up against your peers?

A few years ago, Warren Buffett shared the secret behind his incredibly successful investing strategy: focus on pricing power. In his view, pricing power is “the single most important decision in evaluating a business,” and the best indicator of whether a company has an enduring business. Yet most SaaS startups are only beginning to contemplate their pricing power, let alone at a stage when they can fully leverage pricing as a strategic growth driver. They typically ask how to get started on their pricing journey, what they should be doing and what success looks like.

To determine the maturity of your pricing and get advice on reaching the next level, we’ve created a simple interactive pricing maturity survey. The survey diagnoses where you excel and where you have room to improve, then recommends next steps for your business. As we collect more data, we will be able to benchmark your performance against peers at the same stage of growth and who sell into similar customer segments. Click the button to get started, and please leave any feedback and suggestions in the comments!


Kyle Poyar
Kyle Poyar
Partner at OpenView

Kyle helps OpenView’s portfolio companies accelerate top-line growth through segmentation, value proposition, packaging & pricing, customer insights, channel partner programs, new market entry and go-to-market strategy.
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