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Free Cash Flow
What is Free Cash Flow? Free Cash Flow (FCF) is the actual cash a company has left after paying for everything it needs to maintain and grow its business. It shows: How much cash is actually available Ability to fund growth Financial flexibility True operational efficiency 👆 By the way, an interesting fact: Warren Buffett…
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SaaS Rule of 40
What Is The Rule Of 40? The Rule of 40 is like a health score for SaaS companies. It suggests that a healthy software company’s growth rate plus profit margin should add up to 40% or more. Think of it as a balancing act between growth and profitability. You might be: Growing fast with lower…
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SaaS Magic Number
What is the SaaS Magic Number? The SaaS Magic Number tells you how efficiently you’re turning your sales and marketing spending into revenue. It answers the question: “For every dollar we spend on sales and marketing, how much new recurring revenue do we generate?” How to Calculate the SaaS Magic Number The Formula for SaaS…
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SaaS Quick Ratio
What is SaaS Quick Ratio? SaaS Quick Ratio measures how much a company’s revenue is growing compared to its losses. It answers the question: “For every dollar of lost revenue, how many dollars of new revenue are we generating?” How to Calculate SaaS Quick Ratio? The Formula for SaaS Quick Ratio SaaS Quick Ratio =…
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Upsell Rate
What is Upsell Rate? Upsell rate measures how successfully you convince existing customers to buy more expensive products or upgrades. It shows: Effectiveness of upgrade offers Customer satisfaction with current products Growth potential from existing customers Success of your value ladder 👆 By the way, an interesting fact: Studies show that the probability of selling…
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Renewal Rate
What is Customer Renewal Rate? Renewal rate is the percentage of customers who extend their subscriptions or contracts when they expire. It tells you: How many customers actively choose to stay The strength of your customer relationships The effectiveness of your product/service Customer satisfaction levels 👆 By the way, an interesting fact: Studies show that…
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CAC Payback Period
What Is CAC Payback Period? CAC Payback Period is the time it takes your SaaS company to recover the cost of acquiring a customer. It answers the key question: “How many months until we recover our customer acquisition costs?” How to Calculate CAC Payback Period Formula for CAC Payback Period CAC Payback Period = CAC /…
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Startup
What Is a Startup? A startup is a young company with big dreams! 🌟 It’s typically a business that’s just beginning its journey, aiming to solve a problem in a new way or shake up an existing market. Key Characteristics of a Startup Innovation-focused Rapid growth potential Scalable business model Often tech-oriented Usually seeking funding Fun…
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Inventory
What Is Inventory? Inventory is everything a business has on hand to sell or use in making products. Think of it as your business’s “stuff” – all the goods, materials, and products you need to keep your operation running. 🏭 Fun Fact: The word “inventory” comes from the Latin “inventarium,” meaning “a list of…
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Retention Rate
What Is Retention Rate? Retention rate is the percentage of customers who stick around over a specific period. It provides insights into: How many customers stay loyal The strength of customer relationships The effectiveness of customer success efforts The overall health of your business Fun Fact: Studies reveal that increasing customer retention by just 5%…
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Customer Support and Success
What is Customer Support? Customer support is like being a problem-solving superhero for your customers! 🦸♂️ It’s the team that jumps in when customers need help, have questions, or run into issues. Think of them as your company’s emergency response team. Customer support typically includes: Answering customer questions Solving technical problems Handling complaints Processing returns…
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Customer Experience (CX)
What Is Customer Experience? Customer Experience (CX) is every interaction a customer has with your brand – from browsing your website to using your product and talking to support. It’s the overall journey customers take, filled with emotions and impressions. 🗺️ Fun Fact: The focus on customer experience gained momentum in the 1990s when the…
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