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Four key insights for SaaS and CS leaders from the 2024 B2B SaaS Benchmarking Survey

ChurnZero

The 2024 B2B SaaS Benchmarking Survey by SaaS Capital is the most comprehensive and up-to-date source of its kind for SaaS and customer success leaders who want to know where they stand compared to peers and competitors. Takeaway 1: Equity is hard to get right now, and very few people are doing it.

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SaaS Capital Survey of 1,500 SaaS Companies: High NRR Startups Grow Twice as Fast

SaaStr

So there’s a question I’ve had for some time in SaaS: does high NRR really equal higher growth? Yes, most of the best in SaaS have high NRR, at least once they are public. SaaS Capital asked this question among some other great ones of 1,500 private SaaS companies here. This wasn’t obvious to me.

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SaaS Financial Benchmarks by Baremetrics

Baremetrics

For SaaS companies, success depends highly on using key metrics to track financial growth and enhance visibility into all the key performance indicators. Another major interest is comparing one's growth and performance with other companies in similar SaaS niches. All the data your startup needs 1 What are SaaS financial Benchmarks?

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How Much Should A SaaS Startup Invest in Sales & Marketing?

Tom Tunguz

How much should a SaaS startup invest in sales and marketing at different stages of the business? This is a very nuanced question, but benchmarks do provide some guidance for what is reasonable. The chart above shows the sales and marketing investment of publicly traded software companies at different revenue levels.

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SaaS Rule of 40 Drivers Using KeyBanc’s 2021 SaaS Survey

SaaStr

The “Rule of 40” is one of the most commonly cited valuation benchmarks in SaaS for both public and private companies. The SaaS “Rule of 40” has gained popularity due to its simplicity, requiring only two common financial metrics to be added together. What Is The SaaS “Rule of 40”?

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ChartMogul: The Best in SaaS Get to $10m ARR in 3 Years. The Next Best in About 5 Years.

SaaStr

So ever since I started in SaaS, I’ve been trying to answer a basic question: how quickly do the best take off and get to $10m ARR? years back in the day, but SaaS was much smaller then. Then I started investing and I came up with a basic ruie that the best startups needed to grow at least 8% a month once they crossed $1m ARR.

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Doubling Down: Mary D’Onofrio, Partner at Bessemer Venture Partners

SaaStr

“Doubling Down” is a new series where we hear from top B2B SaaS investors on their most recent activities and takes on the current market. What’s your most recent disclosed investment? What’s your sweet spot for investing — check size, stage, type of deal? Check that out here. Why did you do the deal?