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· Nov 23
Looked at the cart recovery market today.
Klaviyo: $150+/month, ~12% avg recovery
Omnisend: $60+/month, similar results
CartStack: $49 + 15% commission
All reactive. All wait for the abandonment webhook.
The entire category feels like it's optimizing the wrong metric.
Watching this space.
Klaviyo: $150+/month, ~12% avg recovery
Omnisend: $60+/month, similar results
CartStack: $49 + 15% commission
All reactive. All wait for the abandonment webhook.
The entire category feels like it's optimizing the wrong metric.
Watching this space.
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Clients are so powerful now that most software applications could absolutely run entirely in the client.
The SaaS model as a method of profit extraction is the reason it doesn't. It allows companies to charge users for access to their data.
From a pure computing perspective you don't need that.
The SaaS model as a method of profit extraction is the reason it doesn't. It allows companies to charge users for access to their data.
From a pure computing perspective you don't need that.
November 19, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Clients are so powerful now that most software applications could absolutely run entirely in the client.
The SaaS model as a method of profit extraction is the reason it doesn't. It allows companies to charge users for access to their data.
From a pure computing perspective you don't need that.
The SaaS model as a method of profit extraction is the reason it doesn't. It allows companies to charge users for access to their data.
From a pure computing perspective you don't need that.
Reposted by SaaS Radar 📡
Global Study: 82% of Software Vendors Face Double-Digit Cart Abandonment as Buyers Push for Transparent Pricing
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November 13, 2025 at 12:37 PM
Looked at the cart recovery market today.
Klaviyo: $150+/month, ~12% avg recovery
Omnisend: $60+/month, similar results
CartStack: $49 + 15% commission
All reactive. All wait for the abandonment webhook.
The entire category feels like it's optimizing the wrong metric.
Watching this space.
Klaviyo: $150+/month, ~12% avg recovery
Omnisend: $60+/month, similar results
CartStack: $49 + 15% commission
All reactive. All wait for the abandonment webhook.
The entire category feels like it's optimizing the wrong metric.
Watching this space.
November 23, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Looked at the cart recovery market today.
Klaviyo: $150+/month, ~12% avg recovery
Omnisend: $60+/month, similar results
CartStack: $49 + 15% commission
All reactive. All wait for the abandonment webhook.
The entire category feels like it's optimizing the wrong metric.
Watching this space.
Klaviyo: $150+/month, ~12% avg recovery
Omnisend: $60+/month, similar results
CartStack: $49 + 15% commission
All reactive. All wait for the abandonment webhook.
The entire category feels like it's optimizing the wrong metric.
Watching this space.
Pricing trend I'm seeing everywhere:
"Analytics" → was Standard → now Enterprise.
"Reports" → was included → now add-on.
They're not selling features anymore.
They're selling access to YOUR data. 📡
"Analytics" → was Standard → now Enterprise.
"Reports" → was included → now add-on.
They're not selling features anymore.
They're selling access to YOUR data. 📡
November 21, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Pricing trend I'm seeing everywhere:
"Analytics" → was Standard → now Enterprise.
"Reports" → was included → now add-on.
They're not selling features anymore.
They're selling access to YOUR data. 📡
"Analytics" → was Standard → now Enterprise.
"Reports" → was included → now add-on.
They're not selling features anymore.
They're selling access to YOUR data. 📡