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Thanks for the video, love the concret examples that you used! I don't have any background in marketing or in distribution but I fell like this the most important part of a product. I recently launched a micro SaaS that got some visibility from ProductHunt but I failed on distribution, your content helps me understand more on that :)

This content is unique on TH-cam. Only a professional who really lived the problems of Pricing Saas businesses could share this kind of knowledge. Tks again Ulrik!

Very helpful and looking forward to viewing more of your content.

Спасибо огромное вам за такую ценную информацию! Мне как раз сейчас это нужно знать!🙏😇

43 year old technical founder here, also trying to anticipate the pricing models I have not yet considered for my company and this is helpful to me as well. Thank you.

Wow

Can we have something on saas services pricing. Like implementation and transformation projects.

Do you have experience with VSL locking the prices, then after watching the VSL the prices unlock?

this information is Gold! I love your book and your videos Ulrik. Thanks for this treasure trove of framework

Nice brother! Great insight. Usually the value metric is at the end of the customer value generation chain. I loved it.

Love your videos! How do you or where do you factor predictability into the metric? I can see a case where a metric can be measured, clients want more of it, and it's dense but it's not super predictable how often of this metric will end up being used throughout the year. Kind of like Zapier. Would you still sell an enterprise a million "Zaps" even if they only end up using 700k?

Great video! If you were working with a SaaS company that's only targeting enterprise-level accounts, how would you approach packaging? Would "Good, Better, Best" even still make any sense at that level?

Excellent video!

Nice

Thank you for the very informative video :) Regarding landing page messaging, do you think it should be targeted towards the buyer (customer) or the user?

The thing why Ulwick’s ODI is so attractive to a major extent is because his book is like a super detailed step by step guide meanwhile we do not have such guides by Kristensen unfortunately. Not saying that Ulwick’s ODI is bad in any way. Quite the opposite actually

Awesome video.

Great Erik! Thanks ! It’s very useful video. Greetings from Argentina

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Great content as always. For those who are curious about TOC - I strongly recommend the book called The Goal by Goldratt. It really helps to understand the concept and it is written as a novel

Thanks !! Amaizing video.

Do you have advice on pricing on a per-customer basis? My customers can range from startups to huge corporations. Intuitively, I would want to organize a sales call with the customer and make them an offer based on their size, volume of usage of my SaaS and ability to pay. Is it bad to do SaaS pricing this way? I am still at a stage where I can make unproven assumptions about what the "rails" of my SaaS are and how far they will take the customer, for some it could do the work of one employee, for others it could do the work of ten. Do you have resources for people in my position?

One of the most valuable content you created so far Ulrik, thanks for sharing it!

25 yo non-technical founder here, trying to anticipate areas where I could fall flat on my face so this is super helpful 🙏🏽

Great content Ulrik!!!

I think this might also affect the process or tasks that precedes your intervention

Amazing breakdown man. Thinking about pricing keeps me up at night and you've broken down such a logical process in such a specific way. Genuinely very useful, thank you.

❤Amaizing material!!!! Thanks

Great video’s, really appreciate the time you’re taking for this!

I love the topics you cover and appreciate that you share your knowledge in these videos. Curious, how do you charge your clients for your services? Hourly rate, fixed project fee, or % of achieved impact (extraction from the value you created)?

Hey! I'm the first one 😊. I was hoping this video would talk about per seat licensing vs usage or some other pricing structure. Right now the plan for my startup is for a monthly subscription per user. But it would be very easy for a customer firm to pay for one user and share the passwords with ten other users - presumably at the same firm but theoretically it could be passed to anyone. A decade ago my former employer spent a lot of time and energy tracking IP addresses, logins, etc to prove password sharing. There's got to be a better way to do this, but I don't know what that would be. Do you? Can you share it? Look, I even became a subscriber and liked the video! 😅 Thanks.

Dont some client see this math play as a bit of dark patterns?

Thanks for the explanation!!! Great video. Very interesting

Eating the overlap is an interesting strategy and one we have employed, however, sales incentives are sometimes misaligned. If the overlap cuts into 50% of the revenue of the deal, sales reps in my experience have themselves slowed down the deal to find another path. On a seperate topic, I purchased your book six months ago and loved it. The jobs to be done vs. problems to solve is an analogy I use all the time in my current role.

Its such a beauty to see how your pricing and monetization approach is connected to the JTBD framework!

#personasdontwork - im so doings a t-shirt with that

I do agree with the bulk of this video, but would likely add a "test" as part of the sales process. The test proves the product works for that specific customer, and based on the ROI the price is set. It's a dangerous game at times because you may have a lower ROI than expected, but more times than not it sets an anchor around your price.

Great video. This apply to all SaaS business including my own serving fruit and veggie stores!

So do I get it right that to make both small and large clients happy i cannot use the same model. I need to plat with the offering and use different pricing model per offering?

Yea I downloaded this app saw how it worked and was like nope and deleted it, just rent the books at a reasonable price I don’t wanna pay a sub fee for an app I’m going to use for a book once in a blue moon.

Thanks for watching our guide on premium support for SaaS! Got questions or experiences to share about managing support for diverse clients? Drop them below! 👇 ... And don't forget to subscribe for more insights into SaaS strategies.

I think every software company aims for this strategy

Ironically to a certain degree im on this channel because i got super mad with complex is audible in terms of “let me just buy a freaking book without figuring out your credit system”

There is something special when you find gold like this. It feels almost like a pirate that found the real treasure

Wow, Ulrik! I am simply blown away by the quality of your videos and the incredible growth of your following in just a few short months. Watching your content has been an absolute delight, and I can't get enough of your valuable insights on monetization and pricing. Keep up the amazing work!

I like the 2 components most. Seems most durable

Interesting point. Thanks for sharing

What a drawing 😂 Can you send it, so i can put it in a farme! I love your work❤

What a hack!🎉

Nice $Hack$