Insights for Modern Revenue Teams

Fundraising stands as a pivotal element in company development, impacting growth, profitability, expansion, sustainability, financial autonomy, and mentorship. At the crossroads of these factors, two fundraising choices emerge: non-dilutive and dilutive funding. Equity financing, while attractive, comes with its set of complexities. Non-dilutive funding offers a potential solution for those seeking to sidestep its intricacies. This article delves into non-dilutive funding options, their pros and cons, and strategies for securing it for businesses.

B2B BNPL helps SaaS and technology sellers get paid upfront while buyers pay over time. It reduces friction in sales, protects margins, and eliminates credit risk. This guide covers what B2B BNPL is, how it works, common pitfalls, provider comparisons, and how to embed it into your revenue stack.

Most subscription billing software does one job: send invoices. But if you're selling flexible terms, managing complex deals, or trying to improve cash flow, that’s not enough. This post looks at five subscription billing software options that go further. They help SaaS teams close faster, collect upfront, and stay in control. One of them is Ratio Boost, built to make billing work for sales, not just finance.

Stripe has served you well, but as your SaaS deals grow more complex with longer terms, milestone billing, and cash flow constraints, you may be searching for Stripe billing alternatives. In this post, we’ll explore whether you really need to switch or if extending Stripe with tools like Ratio for offering buyer-friendly terms, quote-to-cash automation, and Day-1 cash, is the smarter path forward.

Stripe Billing is robust, but not every SaaS business needs its full complexity. If you’re dealing with tighter budgets, limited dev resources, or simpler billing needs, this guide explores 6 top Stripe alternatives and 3 Stripe enhancers. We also show how Ratio Boost can extend Stripe’s functionality—no full migration required—for teams scaling smarter.

Research shows that SaaS companies could boost their profits by 11% by increasing their prices only by a humble 1%. Yet, SaaS businesses often overlook effective pricing, with most companies investing just 6 hours in developing their pricing models. This will have to change.