Stigg, a pricing & packaging API (Application performing interface) software, on Thursday, announced the launch of their software’s new updated metering ability. This update makes it the only software which can support both entitlements and metering which is the core supporting hybrid pricing models.
With the help of Stigg, B2B (Business-to-Business) software companies can make any pricing model and changing pricing iterations, without the need to hire for, construct or to maintain this infrastructure themselves, this will be saving months of resources and time.
In 2023, a lot of businesses are adopting more complicated, hybrid models which balance usage and subscription pricing system. Building any pricing model in-company needs already limited engineering services and time-consuming development cycles. Due to this, businesses who are not able to leverage external SaaS pricing models end up with outdated pricing models which results in no growth.
Stigg’s API and Software Development Kit make sure that companies never have to deal with pricing in their code program again. Their software integration provides the infrastructure to securely launch any pricing model and easily roll out any pricing changes, without using additional developer resources.
Assembling and launching pricing plans with Stigg’s no-code software only requires a few minutes, and it links all the major pricing knobs (data pipelines, access control, billing and CRM providers, application UI etc.) This will offer companies an ideal way to update and create any pricing model.
“We’ve talked to hundreds of B2B SaaS companies, and while everybody sees pricing as the most effective way to grow their business, they all deal with the frustration of missed growth opportunities due to inflexible pricing infrastructures.” says Dor Sasson, Co-founder and CEO of Stigg.
He added, “Our mission is to remove those tedious pricing tasks from any company’s list, so they never have to deal with requests from product or growth teams and give them the ability to do it themselves.”