Webapper provides application development services to SaaS startups and emerging organizations. Our blog includes articles on core concepts, industry news, and important trends in SaaS.
No matter the technique used, it’s essential for SaaS providers to invest in development of a smooth onboarding process. Failure to do so almost guarantees low adoption rates and high customer turnover.
Process is corporate DNA at Webapper... With that backdrop, we want to share our guidelines for an effective SaaS product development process. If you're considering developing a software as a service offering, these tips are for you.
Just as we espouse the many benefits of modern application development, cloud computing, agile practices, and CI/CD, we also recommend product led growth. If you're building software or considering getting into the market, you should do some homework on both product led growth and SaaS.
With our growing reliance on the cloud and SaaS, it becomes increasingly important to pay attention to the details embodied in agreements. Think about your organization's exposure if your vendor has a data breach. What happens if there are outages? And an issue we'll review today, who owns the SaaS data?
IaaS, PaaS and SaaS are prevalent choices among cloud service offerings. Many organizations use more than one of these cloud service models, and large enterprises type often use them all. Our goal today is to explain what IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS are and when they are best used.
We write about SaaS because we seriously live it. If you're in the SaaS arena, we wanted to round up our best posts -- the SaaS tips we've shared over the past few months -- to make it easier for you to learn about SaaS.
SaaS monetization is the process of deriving revenue from the value you offer from your software solution to your users. If you can’t monetize your SaaS application, then your development effort could end up as a life lesson instead of a fat bank account. And with the challenges of small budgets and slow revenue growth, it’s critical that SaaS companies deliver software that matchese evolving market landscapes.
If you're marketing (or planning to market) software as a service, you have a significant amount of work ahead. Having worked on a few different SaaS products, we have seen the difficulties firsthand. When marketing works, it's super fun. When prospects ignore you, it's demotivating. We'll outline a strategic framework for creating your foundation for SaaS marketing.
If you're committing to developing a SaaS product (to take over your market!), you'll also want to evaluate technology stacks. Perhaps you have in-house expertise in something, but you'll want to verify that it's feasible for SaaS. Bear in mind that you'll be married to this platform for 5-10 years. We'll outline key factors you should address when choosing the best application development platform for your SaaS solution.
As a cloud technology partner, we wanted to share some ideas to help you find the best SaaS hosting partner for your SaaS app. Our goal is to help you when you 're shopping, to save you time, improve your outcome, and give you some peace of mind.
