Consumer behavior has changed considerably in one generation. The advent of the internet has accelerated the rate of innovation and in turn has educated consumers to increase their service expectation levels. This holds true across the majority, if not all sectors of the economy. Consumers bring these new expectations to the workplace, impacting B2B exceptions and preferences as well.

To remain competitive in fast-paced environments, companies have opted for various improvements across their product features, supply chains, services offered, but perhaps most noteworthy are those that flip business models on their heads. Along with the emergence of technologies such as Cloud, mobility, and machine learning, these pioneers helped bring about the emergence of a Subscription Economy.

Subscriptions are more than a financial model, they represent a new way of defining relationships between customers and providers. Today’s customers aren’t simply buying a product, they’re committing to a relationship with a brand. For providers, finding ways big and small to demonstrate that you understand your customer and care about their needs will build trust and loyalty over time. This includes identifying the best way to align the price and value of their offerings. Fortunately, subscription companies have a range of tried and true options available to them, including flexible, usage-based pricing models.

Download this report to learn: 

• Variety of pricing models to use
• Usage-based pricing concepts and strategy
• Subscription economy data and benchmark
• Best practices to create and deliver usage-based pricing