Blog Index

Pricing and Planning: Masterclass with PeakSpan

Steven Forth

Join Karen Chiang and Steven Forth for our third webinar with our friends at PeakSpan Capital.

Wednesday, Nov. 29 from 8:00 AM Pacific, 11:00 AM Eastern, 4:00 PM London, 5:00 PM Paris

Sign up here (even if you can’t attend sign up and PeakSpan will send you the resources and recording)

Why attend?

Pricing and packaging are a key enabler of revenue growth. You need to take action here and not be passive. To take action you need a plan.

This webinar will help you plan your packaging and pricing actions to have maximum impact on 2024 growth.

Who should attend?

People accountable for 2024 revenue

CEO (Chief Executive Officer) along with board members and investors

CRO (Chief Revenue Officer) and other people responsible for revenue growth

CPO (Chief Product Officer) and other people responsible for the product delivering the revenue

CSO (Customer Success Officer) and other people responsible for renewals and Net Revenue Retention

Themes for the Master Class

How to establish your 2023 baseline

Setting your 2024 goals and role of pricing

Key pricing actions to consider

Increase prices

Add a pricing metric

Repackage to address more of the market

Leverage value in your go-to-market

Some background on the approach

There are three steps to developing your pricing plan for 2024 and integrating it into the rest of your business planning.

Establish a baseline

Align pricing with strategic goals

Explore pricing actions that will support the goals

Other Ibbaka webinars with PeakSpan

Pricing Diagnostics and Rapid Response

Using Price to Optimize NDR

Net Revenue Retention Deep Dive

Pricing for NDR (Net Dollar Retention)

Executing on usage based pricing

What to price? What to optimize? How to optimize? Three key pricing questions

When and how to change your pricing metric

How to introduce usage-based pricing

New skills for usage-based pricing

Value paths are the key to usage-based pricing

Pricing under uncertainty and the need for usage-based pricing

Enabling Usage-Based Pricing - Interview with Adam Howatson of LogiSense

Usage-based pricing a complement and not a substitute