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Monetizing SaaS

Going Beyond Subscriptions

An Avangate Webinar Featuring Forrester Research Inc

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Peter Sheldon, Senior Analyst, Forrester Research

Peter Serves eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals. He focuses on eCommerce technology and services solutions, including B2C and B2B eCommerce platforms, mobile commerce, digital media, CRM and multichannel retail, among others. Peter has specific expertise helping eBusiness leaders understand the integration challenges between eCommerce and back-office technologies.

Today’s Speakers

Michael Ni, SVP Products & Marketing , Avangate

Responsible for Avangate’s direction and go to market strategy. Prior, Michael was VP Products at Amdocs customer management, retail and commerce applications. Previous roles include executive

positions at leading enterprise CRM/ERP vendors, technology startups, and in marketing strategy consulting.

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Who Are You?

Audio, Photo, Video & Design

15% Consultancy 10% Education 6% Enterprise 16% Other 18% Platform & Development Tools 6% Security 7% Services 2%

Small Business & Office

2%

Tax, Finance & Legal

4% Utilities 10% Web tools 4% SaaS 26% On-premise 34% Both 12% N/a 28%

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Monetizing SaaS – Going Beyond Subscriptions

@peter_sheldon

Month Day, 2012PETER SHELDON Senior Analyst

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Agenda

Why software subscriptions are all the rage?

The unseen challenges for ISV’s

Navigating the solution landscape Considerations for successful SaaS monetization

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SaaS subscription revenues will

reach 17% of ISV revenues by 2013

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Firms have strong intentions for the adoption of SaaS software

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Although consumer’s still shy away from commitment

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Agenda

Why software subscriptions are all the rage?

The unseen challenges for ISV’s

Navigating the solution landscape Considerations for successful SaaS monetization

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Managing subscriptions is easy, right?

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No. There are many hidden challenges…

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SaaS buyers don’t exhibit the same behaviors as your

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Selling extensions is core to the business model

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The subscription experience needs to be embedded in the

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Managing fraud detection and chargeback risks is crucial

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Revenue recognition is a big headache with recurring

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Managing and enforcing

entitlements across enterprise account structures is complex

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Retaining customers requires many tactics

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Subscription based business models alone no longer cut it

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Now, multiple business models are used to monetize SaaS

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Legacy perpetual ownership products live side-by-side SaaS

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Post pay / usage-based billing is essential for certain services

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Agenda

Why software subscriptions are all the rage?

The unseen challenges for ISV’s

Navigating the solution landscape Considerations for successful SaaS monetization

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Build-in-House

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Assembling a home grown solution may be viable in the short term, but should not be underestimated and will likely constrain growth in the long-term

Fraud Screening Payment Gateway Sales Tax Engine Merchant Account My Account

Required partner solutions Existing in-house systems

Custom development CRM GL / ERP pricing subscription billing BI & analytics quotes chargebacks entitlements / provisioning

Renewals Web Orders Channel Partners

payments customer accounts API’s revenue recognition Front Office Back Office license keys CDN asset mgmt order mgmt Contact Center

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Use A Recurring Billing Platform

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Fraud Screening

Subscription & Recurring Billing Platform

Payment Gateway Sales Tax Engine Merchant Account My Account

Using a platform to manage subscriptions will simplify many of the challenges but requires assembling multiple solutions together

Optional partner solutions Required partner solutions Existing in-house systems

Custom development

CRM

GL / ERP

Core solution

Renewals Web Orders Channel Partners Front Office Back Office asset mgmt license keys Contact Center pricing subscription billing BI & analytics

quotes chargebacks entitlements / provisioning

payments customer accounts API’s

revenue recognition

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Outsource To A Commerce Partner

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Full service digital commerce solutions provide an integrated suite of solutions and services across channels and markets, but may be overkill in some

scenarios

Fraud Screening

Digital eCommerce Platform

Payment Gateway Sales Tax Engine Merchant Account My Account

Existing in-house systems

CRM

GL / ERP

Core solution

Renewals Web Orders Channel Partners Front Office Back Office Contact Center pricing subscription billing BI & analytics quotes chargebacks entitlements / provisioning

payments customer accounts API’s

revenue recognition license keys asset mgmt order mgmt

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Agenda

Why software subscriptions are all the rage?

The unseen challenges for ISV’s

Navigating the solution landscape Considerations for successful SaaS monetization

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Plan now, for where you are going tomorrow

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Understand your integration

requirements to GL, CRM and other backend back-end systems

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Consider your merchandizing requirements

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© 2012 Forrester Research, Inc. Reproduction Prohibited 36 80% 71% 57% 52% 51% 35% 17% 13% 18% 28% 30% 27% 32% 24% 2% 4% 9% 10% 11% 18% 22% 1% 2% 3% 5% 7% 11% 33% 4% 5% 4% 4% 4% 4% 3%

Brick-and-mortar retailer or its online store From a third-party online application marketplace (e.g., AppDirect, OpenForum,

OfficeArrow)

From a communications service provider (e.g. AT&T, BT, Orange, Deutsche Telekom) From a vendor-sponsored online application

marketplace

From an application hoster (e.g., Rackspace, Opsource)

From a software vendor's solutions partner Direct from the software vendor, whether through its website, phone, or salesperson

Never Occasionally (1% - 25% of the time)

Frequently (26% - 50% of the time) Most of the time (51% - 100%)

Don't Know

How frequently does your firm subscribe to cloud (SaaS/web-based/hosted) buy software from the following channels or sources?

Channel partners are critical to a successful SaaS strategy

Base: 683 IT decision-makers, line-of-business professionals, information workers and channel partners

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Don’t underestimate the challenge of selling globally

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Experiment and follow a path of continuous optimization

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PETER SHELDON

[email protected]

blogs.forrester.com/peter_sheldon

@peter_sheldon Thank you

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Go Beyond Subscriptions

Michael Ni

SVP, Products and Marketing

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Agenda

Question on How To Monetize Your SaaS Business Model Facts / Figures on SaaS Market

Framing Your SaaS Strategy

What You Need – Going Beyond Just Subscriptions Customer Examples

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35% of ISV's

are in process of trying to

move to SaaS - Saugatuck Technologies

About half of ISV's worldwide

plan to

create a separate entity or BU to being the migration to Cloud and SaaS – Saugatuck Advisors

50% of ISV's

will FAIL ONCE before rolling

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Starts With Defining Your Strategy

Considerations, End State, Archetypes

Traditional Hybrid Cross-Over Pure SaaS

How You Target Existing & new customers with on-premise only

All use on-premise & SaaS

solutions

New customers use SaaS, existing

use on-premise Newer or non-businesses, SaaS only Customization / Integration Level

High Partial Low for SaaS Low, Add-on’s

Vendor Drivers / Objectives Lock-in, high margins, Cash Cow Add-on revenue, competition, extend life of current platform Competition, new markets, increased valuation New markets(remove costs, tech barriers), disruption Market Characteristics Mission critical, vertical, regulated Platform, LOB + IT buyers, bolt on processes SMB, limited IT / infrastructure, limited funds, cyclical, LOB SMB, limited IT / infrastructure, limited funds, cyclical, LOB Channel Characteristics Implementing and developing solutions Creating solution sets, responsible for success Aggregated demand Aggregated demand

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www.avangate.com 45 45 • Homegrown, Disconnected Channels Instant Gratification • Pay In Advance Pay As You Go • Poor Customer Relationships / Systems Personalized Service Online, Multi-channel, Beyond AppStores Multiple Revenue Models,

Automation

Subscriber / Renewals Management

Your Customers Want… Software Vendors Have… Both Need…

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What You Need – Total Commerce Solution

Channel-Enabled, Flexible, Matched with Services Monetize Every Touchpoint

• Online and Offline

Automate Your Revenue Models

• Flexibility, Automation, Billing/Payment

Accelerate Your New Market Expansion

• Control, Expertise, Scale

Retain and Renew

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What You Need. What We Do?

An full eCommerce solution that enables Software and SaaS companies to sell their products via any

channel, any model accelerating global sales

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6 Years in Online Commerce

Growth of 80%+

2,300+ Customers

Headquarters in Redwood

Shores, CA

Offices in the Netherlands,

Romania, UK, Taiwan, Russia

Who Is Avangate

Avangate is the agile eCommerce solution provider trusted by small and mid-sized Software and SaaS companies to grow their revenue worldwide

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Avangate Clients

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Monetizing SaaS

Customer Examples

Pure SaaS – Teamlab

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www.avangate.com 51 51 TeamLab (Pure SaaS)

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Collaboration & CRM … SaaS Fit

For B2B, Collaboration (& CRM) Early SaaS Adopters

• Target: B2B & prosumers

• Customization: Configuration, not customization centric

• Objectives: Enter new, high growth market in pivoting from server-based product

• Market: Low cost, rapid innovation, shared resources, social, broad access, fast implementation, low barriers for global expansion

• Channel: Distribution-centric for awareness generation

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TeamLab - Fully Embracing SaaS

Lessons Learned … and Still Learning Them

• Created / funded new company • Aligned for new market penetration

Strategy /Financial

• Freemium / Trial  Usage Tier monetization • Shift to benefits, not techonline marketing

Goto Market

• Channel / evangelist-reseller focused to gain broad awareness, acquisition, monetization

Sales Focus

• 6 month prototype, rapid market iterations • Voice of the customer guidance

Product / Development

• Security / Privacy around the world

• Multi-channel user feedback – user voice

Operations / Support

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Hybrid - Both Download and SaaS For Current Customers

A Global Leader In Malware Detection And Anti-Crimeware Solutions.

Over 50,000 businesses across a wide spectrum of industries have deployed the company's solutions, including some of the most sophisticated buyers of security technology worldwide, and over four

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Market Opportunity Driven

Cloud / Mobility Creates Customer Need For SaaS Solution

• Target: Current B2B customers, future B2C

• Customization: Mixed with rules configuration for mobile solution • Objectives: Penetrate with whole

solution, block competition, extend the life of the current platform

• Market: Edge, non-core, mobile, offloading infrastructure

• Channel: Resellers play key role in education, configuration, success …

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Embracing The New Model

Lessons Learned … and Still Learning Them

• Experienced Exec Team

• Accelerated past dip w/ M&A

Strategy /Financial

• Sub-segmented customers

• Enabled existing channels to handle / renew

Goto Market

• Accelerated – rapid trials vs. IT barriers

• Servicing – away from acquire & renew cycle

Sales Focus

• Completely different team  M&A

• Everything measurable – reporting ‘aaS’

Product / Arch

• Worldwide SLA delivery … burning cash • Beyond transparency – proactive comm

Operations / Support

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Monetizing SaaS

Going Beyond Subscriptions

The evolution of customer preferences for SaaS software products Start with the End in Mind

Think Customer  Service at Every Touchpoint

Classic & New Revenue Models, including perpetual, freemium, subscriptions, and usage based billing are increasingly intertwined Revenue Models  Business Models iteration

Automate to effectively service/entitle, bill/pay & manage margins The role technology partners in supporting SaaS monetization

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Avangate B.V.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands Tel: +31 20 890 8080

Avangate Inc.

Redwood Shores CA., USA Tel: (650) 249 - 5280

[email protected] www.avangate.com

Thank You!

To download the Forrester Reports or more information on Avangate and SkyCommerce, please visit www.avangate.com

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The Avangate Difference

Integrated, cloud-based commerce

platform for software & SaaS

Built for agility - minutes not months Proven global scale, local expertise Comprehensive Managed Services Strategic partnership

The only multi-channel, multi-model integrated Commerce service provider that can grow with your business worldwide

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