Is this webinar for you?
You design and implement sales compensation plans and would like to adapt them to the unique challenges of usage-based pricing.
You want to tackle the challenge of aligning traditional sales metrics with the new realities of usage-based pricing.
You are seeking innovative approaches to motivate and reward sales teams focused on customer adoption and ongoing usage within a UBP model.
What’s In It For You?
The world of sales is undergoing a seismic shift. Usage-Based Pricing (UBP) is rapidly becoming the dominant model for software and services. This fundamentally changes the game for sales teams and compensation structures. Traditional plans based on upfront sales volume are no longer good enough.
We get it: UBP offers several advantages for both businesses and customers. Businesses can benefit from a more predictable revenue stream and closer alignment with customer value. Customers only pay for what they use, leading to a more transparent and cost-effective buying experience. However, this shift presents a unique challenge for compensation professionals.
In this new landscape, success hinges on driving customer adoption, ongoing usage, and maximizing customer lifetime value. This requires a complete rethinking of how you incentivize your salesforce. Are you equipped to navigate this transformation and ensure your compensation plans are aligned with the realities of UBP?
Join us for a groundbreaking webinar featuring Jordan Wong, who is a Senior Manager, Sales Commissions at Snowflake. Jordan has close to 8 years in Sales Compensation, and worked extensively on transitioning Sales Compensation plans as Snowflake moved to Usage-Based Pricing model. As someone who’s successfully navigated the shift to UBP, Jordan will be sharing all their insights with us!
- The unique challenges UBP presents for sales compensation
- How incentive structures need to be reimagined for a usage-based world
- Proven strategies to design compensation plans that drive success
- Practical tips for navigating this change and keeping your sales team motivated