#saas-pricing tag

Rippling Pricing: How Much Does Rippling Cost In 2026?

Rippling consolidates payroll, HR, IT, and finance into a modular, per-employee platform starting at $8 per user per month for scalable automation.

fromRemotive Blog

3 months ago

SaaS Pricing Is Changing-Here's Why You Should Care (And What to Do About It)

Problem: If your pricing is tied to human users, but AI is doing the work, you're leaving money on the table (or worse, annoying customers with irrelevant seat counts). Reality: Customers don't care about seats. They care about results. Manny's take: "Don't sell software. Own outcomes." If your product helps a customer resolve 1,000 support tickets a month, why charge for seats? Charge for resolved tickets.

Business

Artificial intelligence

fromTheregister

3 months ago

McKinsey wonders how to sell AI with no measurable benefits

SaaS vendors risk raising customer costs without proving ROI, must invest in change management and transparent pricing to monetize AI successfully.

Venture

fromTechCrunch

4 months ago

Paid, the AI agent 'results-based billing' startup from Manny Medina, raises huge $21M seed | TechCrunch

Paid enables AI agent makers to bill customers based on agent-delivered value (results-based billing) instead of traditional per-user or unlimited-use pricing.

Software development

fromTheregister

4 months ago

SaaS vendors are hiking costs, fast, but you can push back

SaaS vendors are raising prices faster than inflation and IT budgets; buyers can reduce costs by anticipating hikes and negotiating starting two years before renewal.

fromTechRepublic

5 months ago

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