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Still, this is the year of price increases. And you don’t want to do anything to slow it down. Because with those apps, we see second-order revenue spread quickly. Zoom, Slack, Shopify, and HubSpot all waited many, many years. Most of us who have been around a while in SaaS, especially those who had a PLG or viral element to their product, resist price increases on their bases. It’s not really 100% real, since it doesn’t last after the price increase is propagated.

Increased pricing creates a “fake” NRR boost.

No one is happy to pay a price increase, however. Oftentimes, adding an enterprise edition, or another product, or a critical feature you can charge for ends up adding more actual and perceived value.

Raising prices isn’t always the easiest or best way to grow your NRR and your deal size.

But if you are going long, most important is adding more happy customers. So it doesn’t really change the health of your long-term business in most cases.

Raising prices doesn’t get you more customers.

And any customers on the edge of leaving, it’s often that final push.

When you raise prices, they always at least consider another vendor.

And if growth is strong, like HubSpot and Atlassian - it helps ensure it stays that way in more challenging times. If growth has slowed, like Zoom and Shopify, it almost automatically gives you a huge boost the next 12-18 months. It seems like the quickest fix, and in many ways, it is.

One of the first things everyone wants to do in tougher times is … raise prices. Most of you are doing the same, or plan to, in 2023: Last year, Slack did its first material price increase as well, of 10%. So a 33% increase in the majority of its plans should have a dramatic impact on revenue in the coming 18 months: (Merchant payments have become the bulk of not only its revenue, but importantly, have been growing twice as fast as SaaS revenues). While Shopify’s growth remains relatively strong and, in fact, accelerated in the back half of last year, the SaaS side of its business has slowed. So in some ways, a very different approach from Zoom: They’ve raised prices 33%! Important to note they did not raise prices for Shopify Plus, their $2,000+ and up enterprise edition. Shopify’s increases are much, much bigger. The SMB segment of Zoom has stopped growing, so going from ~0% growth to 7% growth actually might end up being huge.īigger accounts and enterprise pricing, in some cases, is going up much more: Although it’s more impactful than it sounds, because that’s an almost 7% price increase. While some of the increases vary, the low-end plans are going up $1.00. We practice our core values in our day to day life and business engagements.So Zoom and Shopify are the latest SaaS leaders to do price increases - albeit very differently.įirst up is Zoom.

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