Your SaaS terms glossary

Explore the significance of ACV and its impact in SaaS.

ARPU, or Average Revenue Per User, is vital for gauging revenue trends.

An angel investor is a high-net-worth individual who supports early-stage startups financially.

ARR is a crucial metric predicting annual revenue from subscriptions.

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) is a type of short-term financing that allows consumers to make purchases and pay for them over...

Explore the benefits of B2B BNPL for SaaS and how Capchase assists.

The total value of signed contracts or commitments from customers over a given time period, before revenue is recognized.

A bootstrapped startup is built without external investment, relying on personal savings or revenue.

Building a business without external financing, relying on personal savings or revenue.

Short-term financing to cover immediate expenses until long-term solutions are available.

A short-term financing solution for startups to secure funding until permanent financing is arranged.

Burn Multiple helps measure capital efficiency in generating revenue.

Burn rate describes the rate at which a startup spends its capital before reaching profitability.

Understand Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) and its impact on growth.

Understand CAC Payback to evaluate customer acquisition efficiency.

Explore the importance of CAPEX for SaaS firms and how to calculate it.

CMRR predicts future MRR by considering new contracts and expected churn.

COGS: Understanding its role in pricing and profitability.

Explore CRM and its importance for enhancing customer relations.

Cash burn refers to the rate at which a company spends its cash reserves or capital to fund operations, typically measured...

Churn in a B2B SaaS context refers to the percentage of customers or revenue lost over a specific period, typically due to...

The rate at which customers discontinue their subscription to a service.

Understand cohorts for customer analysis and retention.

Explore how convertible debt can fuel company growth and manage funding challenges.

A short-term debt instrument that converts into equity in a future financing round, often at a discount.