One of the best things about a SaaS is high margins.
...Or that's what I hear on Twitter anyway, I've never actually known what costs looked like, until I launched my own saas
I don't know if our software costs are good or bad or if this will be particularly useful for anyone but hopefully it's somewhat interesting
Just to give you some context of the scale of my business so far, Stridist launched at the end of April 2022, is currently at $40k mrr, with 858 paying users
GCP $411
Slack $62
Ucalc $22
Umso $25
Loom $10
Podia $89
Canva $11
AWS - free
Github $80
Bonjoro $39
Samcart $99
Instantly $97
Typeform $59
Appcues $200
Segment $120
Rewardful $49
Tubebuddy $9
Zendesk - free
Leadpages $99
Cloudflare $250
Bannerbear $49
GWorkplace $50
WebinarJam $99
Customerio $199
Chartmogul $175
Sendinblue $1750
GoHighLevel $497
ActiveCampaign $338
Total - $4,888
Hope this is helpful for your journey, happy to answer questions and I'm open to suggestions :)
Wait, it took you 4 months from 0 to 40k MRR? Wow! I mean, the product (landing page) looks really, really polished...who knew there's so much money to be made in this niche.
Care to share more about your story?
Re the COGS: We have way less third party services (by design) and our team also seems to be way smaller than yours. Can you provide some context? (e.g. team size?)
Hey Jans, thanks for the kind words. I (inconsistently) build in public on Twitter if you want to see more of our story
We're a team of 3 full time and 2 part time contractors :)