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Atlassian and AWS Say: “Maybe Worry a Little Bit”

SaaStr

Zoom is growing at rates we’ve never seen before in SaaS and Cloud. Amazon/AWS and Atlassian both had huge Q2’s. But they also both warned of potential lower growth during the rest of 2020. But both Atlassian and Amazon/AWS said … Maybe Not As Much Going Forward, Not Forever. The same with Atlassian.

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The Complete Guide to SaaS Pricing Strategy

Tom Tunguz

AWS, Twilio, Heroku, etc. Contract Length Many SaaS startups launch with monthly pricing which encourages customers to try the product and engenders demand. At some point, most SaaS startups switch to annual contracts for three reasons. How about a 50 person SaaS company? First, revenue becomes much more predictable.

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The Top 10 SaaStr Posts of 2020

SaaStr

Ok the Best But Craziest Year Ever for SaaS isn’t quite over, but as it drives to a conclusion, we thought it would be worth looking back at top posts you may have missed in 2020. Let’s take a look at the Top 10 of 2020: 1. “The Era of the SaaS Decacorn is Here” That’s for sure.

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Pitchbook & IVP: Top Tier SaaS Companies Usually Raise at 15x ARR. It Was 114x in 2021.

SaaStr

So there are a lot of rough and arm chair metrics for fundraising in SaaS in terms of valuations. For years, the standard was “about 10x” Top tier SaaS companies would tend to raise at around 10x ARR, with ones with slightly lower growth often raising at 5x. Even If It’s Awful for Series A-E Rounds.

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What Are Public SaaS Companies Taken Private At? 7.7x ARR On Average Per SaaSomomics

SaaStr

So one thing that has exploded in SaaS in the past decade is the role of Private Equity buying both public SaaS companies (to take them private, “fix” some metrics, and IPO or sell them again), and generally later-stage private SaaS companies. They are generally looking for good but not great deals.

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Some SaaS Stocks Are Actually Still Doing Pretty Darn Well. E.g, Sprout Social, ZoomInfo, Zscaler, etc.

SaaStr

The markets for SaaS and Cloud stocks are down 50%+ in just a few months, and it hasn’t spared even the leaders. But let’s step back a bit … the damage hasn’t been even, and capital-efficient SaaS stocks in many cases have held up pretty well. ZoomInfo was the first post-Covid IPO in June 2020, and it priced at $8.3

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SaaS Multiples Are At a 3+ Year Low. Where It Goes From Here.

SaaStr

Many SaaS and Cloud leaders are down more than 50% from their all-time highs. A Covid Hangover in SaaS stocks.’ Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure and even Google Cloud are on fire, adding insane amounts of revenue this year. The top SaaS and Cloud leaders are even accelerating at $1B in ARR, for goodness sakes!!

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