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Upfront vs Pay as you go pricing
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Assume you're purchasing 10 seats and you're given a discount offer of paying for seats upfront. | |
When does it make sense to take the deal? It depends on the discounted rate, and the growth of seat count. | |
Case 1: Steady state growth (1 seat a month is added): | |
Plan 1: Pay per month $50 a month | |
50 * 12 + 50 * 11 + 50 * 10 + 50 * 9 + 50 * 8 + 50 * 7 + 50 * 6 + 50 * 5 + 50 * 4 + 50 * 3 + 50 * 2 + 50 = $3900 | |
Plan 2: Pay per month $40 a month upfront | |
40 * 10 * 12 = $4800 | |
In this case better to not take the upfront payment. | |
Case 2: Hypergrowth now (10 seats near the start): | |
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Case 3: Projected Hypergrowth at end of term (all 10 seats near the end): | |
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