And all of the above are B2B products, whereas the OP described B2C products.
That's a very important point to make: There's a comfort zone of about $5 a month that the typical consumer will pay for SaaS software. There really is no cap for businesses, as it's much easier to gauge the ROI of software that eliminates a position vs. software that tracks your runs.
That's a very important point to make: There's a comfort zone of about $5 a month that the typical consumer will pay for SaaS software. There really is no cap for businesses, as it's much easier to gauge the ROI of software that eliminates a position vs. software that tracks your runs.