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ISVs vs SaaS: What’s the Difference?

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SaaS companies deliver software applications over the internet on a subscription basis, simplifying access and management for users. While they operate under different business models, ISVs and SaaS share similarities in software development, cross-platform accessibility, and industry reach. Consider Stax’s partner program.

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Is Quickbooks Desktop Being Phased Out?

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QuickBooks Online vs QuickBooks Desktop Traditionally, online-only software apps come with some limitations, namely that they struggle to boast the same breadth of features and workflows as desktop software. Q: What is the difference between QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop?

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The Benefits of SaaS and Implementing SaaS Payments

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What’s more, users don’t need to bear the cost of maintaining or updating the software. It’s hosted on the cloud and software providers are responsible for software development, maintenance, and releasing updates. Generally, pay-as-you-go pricing options are available so you pay only when you use the software.

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ISV vs PayFac: The Similarities and Differences Between Independent Software Vendors and Payment Facilitators

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Underwriting and merchant accounts – ISVs don’t handle underwriting or merchant accounts and focus only on software development. However, as an ISV looking to facilitate payments for its users, you can drastically reduce your costs as well as your time-to-market by partnering with a PayFac like Stax Connect.