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Benchmarking WorkDay's S-1 - How 7 Key SaaS Metrics Stack Up

Tom Tunguz

Unlike these other companies, WorkDay has employed a huge professional services team in addition in investing massively in their R&D to create a broad suite of products. In 2009 and 2010, the company recognized more revenue from services than subscription. Selling people’s time can’t be leveraged like software.

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Examples of Assets in SaaS

Baremetrics

Baremetrics monitors subscription revenue for businesses that bring in revenue through subscription-based services. Baremetrics can integrate directly with your payment gateway, such as Stripe, and pull information about your customers and their behavior onto a crystal-clear dashboard. Table of Contents.

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The 14 best SaaS tools: analytics, accounting, pricing, and retention

ProfitWell

Your subscription company should run like a well-oiled machine. Retain subscribed customers: Unlike other businesses, SaaS businesses rely on customers paying monthly or yearly for their subscription. Accounting software will keep all revenue assets organized. Taking advantage of SaaS tools will help you accomplish this.

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Balancing SaaS Growth and Profits to Maximize SaaS Company Valuation

OPEXEngine

Source: SEC filings – weighted average by company revenue. Many factors drive the high-growth of SaaS companies, including higher market adoption of SaaS and the structural advantages of the recurring subscription revenue model – see Why SaaS Companies Grow Faster. Deferred Revenue = Deferred Profits.

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The Best SaaS Blog Posts and Resources Library

Chart Mogul

5 Reasons I Hate the Rule of 40 by Mikael Johnsson, SaaS Nordic While not necessarily completely useless, I would strongly argue that R40 is a metric applicable to the world of PE and public markets investing and is not a good metric for assessing the quality of venture-stage companies. Because this drives investment decisions.

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What is GAAP Accounting?

Baremetrics

Revenue recognition, as per GAAP, states that payment is recognized as revenue after delivering the product or service in its entirety. Of course, that’s not how SaaS revenue works. (We We wrote more about revenue recognition here!) This often has an impact on SaaS businesses with deferred revenue streams.

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Building a Roadmap for Early-Stage SaaS Growth [Webinar]

SaaSOptics

We discuss: How seed and Series A investment criteria differ. We were born and raised and bred serving the needs of early stage emerging and growth SaaS and subscription based businesses. Hear tips on how to find and target the right investors and what to expect from negotiations and due diligence. Thanks, Ari.

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