“Better to be safe than sorry” – it’s a saying that contains a good piece of wisdom to follow.
When you are responsible for a growing SaaS business, it’s best not to get too much overboard with this whole trying-out-new-ideas thing. Sure. It’s exciting. But often heart-wrenching as well.
No doubt monthly and annual plans are the most popular billing periods in SaaS businesses. Let’s talk about annual billing plans today. Let’s look at some pros and cons.
People often ask: when is the best time to ask the customer for their credit card details? Should they ask them while the customer is signing up or maybe later?
There are dozens types of contact you are able to offer your customers in your online business. Choose carefully what will work best for you.
I would say that Privacy Policy is the second most important legal document that should appear on your SaaS website. That’s why you’d better take care of it and try to prepare the best possible document.
You may like it or not, but you will have chargebacks in your web business. I’m sure about that.
Pricing page is one of the most important pages of your SaaS website. That’s the place where people decide if they want to use (and pay for) your service or not.
Terms of Service is not just another legal document. It’s much more than that. That’s one of these documents that has to be obligatorily available on each SaaS’ website. And it has to be good. Really good.