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Successes and Setbacks on the Road to $1B with Alessio Artuffo, President and COO at Docebo

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Customers range from AWS skills-builder platforms with billions of users to Zoom using it for customers and employees. Docebo was started and funded in 2005 and became a SaaS player in 2012. In 2012, they started with a freemium model where people could go online with a credit card and pay $100 a month. Let’s dive into it.

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Our New Transparent Pricing Dashboard: Where Your Money Goes When You Buy a Buffer Subscription

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We’re also happy to share a more sustainable way of providing this information — our new transparent pricing dashboard. Another important detail to note is how Average Sales Price (ASP) and Expenses have changed over time. Our Average Sale Price (ASP) in 2014 was $13, while our total Operating Costs were $3,575,897.

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Top 10 Tools to Get Your App PLG-d

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Founded : 2011 Known customers: Facebook, IBM, Microsoft, AWS, Unity, Udemy, Shopify Price starts at: $38/month per user. #2 Founded: 2013 Known customers: Lyft, Clearbit, Amplitude, AdRoll, Segment Price starts at: $249/month. #3 Intercom also has a proprietary conversational support module that you can tweak as per your needs.

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The SaaS Trust Crisis with Godard Abel (Video + Transcript)

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Then we went on to build another company called SteelBrick, another SaaS configure price quoting solution. And G2 Gives, we partner with philanthropies, we partner with some of our customers like AWS and Google Cloud, who can then make donations for every review, to thank their customers. And that company grew very quickly.

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Q&A with Maria Pergolino, Anthony Kennada, Aaron Ross and Jason Lemkin (Video + Transcript)

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And at some point between year 2012 and 20 of the bull run, there may not be as good as it is today. And I remember being at that Dreamforce in 2009, which was awful. ” I’m like, that sounds awful. This is the best of times in SaaS, right? We’re 11 years in the bull run. Any thoughts? I mean, literally.

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Founder’s Guide to Scaling Applications: When to Build, When to Buy and What Breaks by Algolia Co-founder (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

We founded the company 2012 in Paris. Today, there is way more variety of hardware on cloud provider when it was a case in 2012. And we were using a solution from Amazon AWS… We had one big issue first, which was a number of regions they were supporting were not the same vendors. So today we are a distributed team.

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Key Lessons from a $5B SaaS Category Leader (Video + Transcript)

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And those of us and those of you who are involved in these companies, even the successful ones look an awful lot more like this. There were a dozen super well-funded, really good software companies trying to be the market leader in marketing automation and that lengthened sales cycles, and it reduced pricing, it reduced margins.

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