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Kyle Poyar

Boston

#Pricing, #PLG & #Growth. Co-founder @Tremont. Previously @SimonKucher @OpenViewVenture. My newsletter: Growth Unhinged (https://t.co/DZjqPq4eLz)

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  • 1 week ago | growthunhinged.com | Kyle Poyar

    There’s a growing tourism threat — and, no, I’m not just talking about Barcelona in the summer. I’m talking about the rise of AI tourists. A flashy AI demo can go viral, and even translate into real revenue, then quickly turn into a churn nightmare. New AI products often coincide with greater volatility in both usage and spend. More project-based, non-recurring use cases. Experimental revenue that’s not in production. And even three month opt-out clauses where 70-80% opt-out.

  • 3 weeks ago | growthunhinged.com | Kyle Poyar

    The appetite for new, disruptive pricing models is higher than ever before. Software companies are realizing they can't solely rely on flat-rate or seat-based subscriptions in an age of AI, automation and APIs where value is disconnected with how many people are logging in. But interest in disruptive pricing models doesn't always translate into adoption. And interest doesn't mean folks will accept new ways of buying. That left me wondering: what’s really going on with software monetization?

  • 1 month ago | growthunhinged.com | Kyle Poyar

    👋 Hi, it’s Kyle and I’m back with a new Growth Unhinged, my newsletter that explores the unexpected behind the fastest-growing startups. Subscribe to join 71,685 readers who get Growth Unhinged delivered to their inbox every Wednesday morning. Intercom is one of those companies that’s become a household name within software. Founded in 2011, Intercom has raised nearly $250 million in funding. They’ve been named to the Forbes Cloud 100 for eight (!) consecutive years.

  • 1 month ago | growthunhinged.com | Kyle Poyar

    I got word that an emerging startup was closing as many as 30 deals per sales rep each month. It’s a purely inbound motion, leading reps to close upwards of $2 million in new business ARR per year – for what’s effectively an SMB or commercial sale. Even more impressive, the gross revenue retention (GRR) on these deals is 95% and net revenue retention (NRR) is 140%.

  • 2 months ago | growthunhinged.com | Kyle Poyar

    👋 Hi, it’s Kyle and I’m back with a new Growth Unhinged, my newsletter that explores the unexpected behind the fastest-growing startups. Subscribe to join 69,913 readers who get Growth Unhinged delivered to their inbox every Wednesday morning. I love to get inspired by what others are doing.

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