This article demonstrates a revenue forecasting model for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business models. Due to the highly predictable nature of subscriptions, a SaaS business can often project future revenue on the basis of a few key metrics. However, understanding and predicting the churn rate of the subscription base is critical to successful projec-tions. The authors explain SaaS churn and demonstrate the use of critical variables in a predictive SaaS revenue model. The model allows a business to project future revenues based on historical and expected customer subscription behavior. The methodology combines research with the experience of a senior executive in a SaaS-driven business to build the predictive platform
Turunen, Helinä Characteristics of the subscription revenue model used in SaaS applications Jyväsk...
In this paper, we study the staying power of various churn prediction models. Staying power is defin...
It is now widely accepted that firms should direct more effort into retaining existing customers tha...
Businesses will always have a certain amount of customers leaving for various reasons, whether it's ...
While business-to-customer (B2C) companies, in the telecom sector for instance, have been making use...
Cloud computing brings new possibilities, allowing software firms to sell their software products us...
The rapid growth of technological infrastructure has changed the way companies do business. Subscrip...
The identification of retainable online non-contractual customers is pertinent for the operations an...
No industry can thrive without customers and with customers comes the chances of customer churn. Si...
We explore the subscription-type market within the context of customer churn, and provide analysis o...
In subscription services, customers who leave the company can be divided into two groups: customers ...
One of the most valuable assets of any company is its customer; hence it is vital for a company to f...
Cloud computing brings new possibilities for software firms to sell their products within a Software...
Predicting customer churn is a critical requirement of many if not all companies dependent on custom...
This master thesis investigates if customer churn can be predicted at the Swedish CRM-system provide...
Turunen, Helinä Characteristics of the subscription revenue model used in SaaS applications Jyväsk...
In this paper, we study the staying power of various churn prediction models. Staying power is defin...
It is now widely accepted that firms should direct more effort into retaining existing customers tha...
Businesses will always have a certain amount of customers leaving for various reasons, whether it's ...
While business-to-customer (B2C) companies, in the telecom sector for instance, have been making use...
Cloud computing brings new possibilities, allowing software firms to sell their software products us...
The rapid growth of technological infrastructure has changed the way companies do business. Subscrip...
The identification of retainable online non-contractual customers is pertinent for the operations an...
No industry can thrive without customers and with customers comes the chances of customer churn. Si...
We explore the subscription-type market within the context of customer churn, and provide analysis o...
In subscription services, customers who leave the company can be divided into two groups: customers ...
One of the most valuable assets of any company is its customer; hence it is vital for a company to f...
Cloud computing brings new possibilities for software firms to sell their products within a Software...
Predicting customer churn is a critical requirement of many if not all companies dependent on custom...
This master thesis investigates if customer churn can be predicted at the Swedish CRM-system provide...
Turunen, Helinä Characteristics of the subscription revenue model used in SaaS applications Jyväsk...
In this paper, we study the staying power of various churn prediction models. Staying power is defin...
It is now widely accepted that firms should direct more effort into retaining existing customers tha...