Build the business case for selling websites to your customers

Build the business case for selling websites to your customers

Revenue scenarios, observed market pricing and build-vs-partner costs for vertical software leaders deciding whether a customer website offering belongs in their lineup.

Overview & Key Takeaways:

The people your customers want to reach start on a website, whether they’re finding jobs, providers or properties. Your customers already pay agencies and freelancers for those sites. In our directional review of 40 leading vertical software platforms, half offer a full customer website product. This guide gives you the numbers to decide whether that revenue should run through your platform.

    • A sizing model for your own data: a simple formula and four worked scenarios, from conservative to upside, for potential website ARR.
    • What customers already pay: observed annual pricing for website products, plus one-time setup fees.
    • The cost of building it yourself: what it takes to run a website offering in-house, by team size.
    • The economic test: one formula that weighs website ARR, services margin and retention value against platform fees and go-to-market costs.
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    What are your key website challenges? Select all that apply.

    We need greater speed to launch new partner sites
    We need brand consistency across the network
    We need better security and governance
    We need to give partners local flexibility within brand guardrails
    We lack visibility into how partners show up online
    Supporting partners creates too much operational overhead
    Partners lack the time or expertise to build and maintain a site

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