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Customer Success benchmarks: headcount and budgets

ChurnZero

Customer Success benchmark: headcount How many people should be on a Customer Success team? However, we are using common benchmarks of one CSM per $1M in revenue, or one CSM per $2M in revenue for companies with mature or scaled Customer Success departments to assess team size. When asked about non-headcount budgets; 8.3%

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Customer Success benchmarks: headcount and budgets

ChurnZero

Customer Success benchmark: headcount How many people should be on a Customer Success team? However, we are using common benchmarks of one CSM per $1M in revenue, or one CSM per $2M in revenue for companies with mature or scaled Customer Success departments to assess team size. When asked about non-headcount budgets; 8.3%

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Clouded Judgement 3.22.24 - ERR vs ARR and the Conundrum of AI Revenue Streams Today

Clouded Judgement

Subscribe now ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) vs ERR (Experimental Runrate Revenue) ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) is one of the most popular SaaS (Non-GAAP) metrics. Many investors laugh (and some rightly so) at the fact that software companies’ valuations are often described as a multiple of revenue.

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How Quickly Does Headcount Scale in the Fastest Growing Software Businesses?

Tom Tunguz

Above, I’ve charted the headcount growth rate for 10 of the fastest growing software companies in recent history. I’ve normalized the years for when all the businesses were roughly at the same headcount - fewer than 50 people. This is a proxy for when the business established product market fit.

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Salesforce, Samsara, Monday and More: “Layoffs are Over. We’re Back to Hiring. Thousands.”

SaaStr

That works for a while, but you end up with not enough headcount if you do freeze hiring but still want to grow. But it’s still going to hire more slowly than revenue growth, and that’s the key. More on this in our deep dive with co-CEO Eran Zinman: You can’t grow forever with no growth in headcount.

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Busting the Myth: Higher Funding Doesn't Mean Faster Hiring in Startups

Tom Tunguz

If a startup raised a top quartile Seed round, Series A, B, & C, they typically would have grown headcount by about 6% in the last twelve months. The headcount growth rate for all other companies? No statistically significant difference in headcount. Why look at headcount growth? About double at 12%.

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5 Interesting Learnings from Monday.com at $640,000,000 in ARR

SaaStr

That doesn’t mean huge enterprise customers, but here it’s their $50k+ ACV ones, which now represent 28% of revenue, up from 22% just a year ago. At least in the short term, it is turning most of us can do more with about the same headcount in SaaS. #4. 47% Of Revenue Outside the U.S., 47% Of Revenue Outside the U.S.,

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