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Dear SaaStr: How Should I Calculate Gross Dollar Retention For Our Investors?

SaaStr

Gross Dollar Retention (GRR) is a critical metric for SaaS businesses, especially when presenting to investors. Here’s the best-practice way to calculate it: Start with your Beginning ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) : This is the ARR from your existing customers at the start of the period you’re measuring. moved to a lower-tier plan).

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Loveable and Replit Both Hit $100M ARR in Record Time. The Vibe Coding TAM: How Big Can This Market Really Get?

SaaStr

Users describe desired outcomes in natural language: “Build me a SaaS tool for managing freelance projects with time tracking, client billing, and automated invoicing.” Early-stage investments in platform infrastructure, specialized tools, and enterprise-focused solutions present significant upside.

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Clouded Judgement 6.27.25 - New Rules For a New Game

Clouded Judgement

Whether it’s polishing a blog post, a product release, or anything else…Speed of execution and iteration is now becoming more important. Don’t wait 3 weeks to get the product marketing perfect…Or the blog post perfect. Spinning up GTM before product-market fit is fully obvious. Then iterate.

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Scaling with Usage-Based Models: A Practical Guide to Metering

Blulogix

By Inga Broerman Scaling with Usage-Based Models: A Practical Guide to Metering The rise of usage-based pricing is revolutionizing the subscription economy. For businesses, these models present tremendous growth opportunities, but they also introduce operational challenges that require precision, agility, and advanced technology.

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SaaS sales for startup leaders

Chart Mogul

Its not just about knowing who your customers areits about having clear hypotheses that you can test on your journey to find product-market fit. Ideal customer profile (ICP) This involves identifying the key characteristics of the businesses or individuals your product is built for. Here are the basics you need to get started.

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New Product Announcement Examples in SaaS: Email, In-app & Mobile

User Pilot

Wunderkind’s product announcement example. While this email may seem intriguing, it’s pretty simple when viewed from a product marketing manager’s perspective. A product feature brought by beta testers must be trustworthy. Plugin categories: I liked how the plugin overview is presented in simple categories.

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How SaaS Pricing Evolves Across Different Company Stages

Sales Hacker

The Startup Stage: Finding Product-Market Fit The startup stage is the foundation of any SaaS companys journey. During this phase, the primary focus is on building a product that meets a specific market need and ensuring that early users validate its core functionality.