Top perspectives

  • Cristian VargaDrove ARR uplift of up to 55% as pricing consultant for SaaS firms
    Founder of Smarter MonetizationLed 50+ monetization engagementsBuilt brandtap.io, connected 9M objects

    Most B2B pricing fails because the team picks a metric before they understand what the buyer actually values. I start by quantifying the economic outcome, then choose a metric buyers already trust, and price at 10–30% of the value created.

  • Fynn GloverLed pricing for $30M ARR B2B SaaS platform
    Co-Founder & CEO of SchematicRaised $12M for pricing platform SchematicBacked by CrowdStrike and LaunchDarkly founders

    I used to think pricing was an optimization problem, but running pricing at Automox across $30M ARR taught me it's really a negotiation between value, who you want to serve, and what your systems can actually bill without chaos.

  • Steven ForthLed pricing design for B2B SaaS customers
    Co-Founder of valueIQ.aiCEO of Monitor Group spinout LeveragePointSenior consultant at Ibbaka

    I spent years watching B2B SaaS teams price by benchmarking competitors and then wonder why their salespeople defaulted to discounting. The cost of that approach is a pricing system that looks optimized but collapses under pressure because nobody built the value model underneath it. What I do now is start with how, for whom, and when the product creates value, and let the metric and the number follow from that.

  • Bob SolomonMonetized Ariba Network as Sr. VP/GM, shaping B2B pricing
    CEO of Software Platform Consulting, Inc.Phi Beta Kappa, Princeton summa cum laude

    I usually start a pricing engagement by asking what value metric the customer actually scales with: users, transactions, spend, documents, or something else, because how you charge usually matters more than how much.