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nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: the growth signal hiding in your churned customers - Edition #514, 24-Apr-2026 Subscribe Winback isn’t a lifecycle campaign, it’s a product signal. Customers who return after churning already evaluated you once, chose to leave, and then chose to pay ag
Apr 25
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: Is growth decay silently killing your company? - Edition #513, 17-Apr-2026 Subscribe Growth endurance is quickly becoming one of the defining SaaS metrics for the next generation of winners. It’s also one we haven’t written much about before. In ou
Apr 17
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: happy customers are your biggest moat - Edition #512, 10-Apr-2026 Subscribe Wes and Esben asked me a good question on the ProductLed Podcast: what does it take to build a SaaS company that lasts?I don’t think the answer is that complicated
Apr 10
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: AI won’t fix a broken funnel (but it can show you why) - Edition #511, 03-Apr-2026 Subscribe Most teams can point to efficiency gains from AI workflows and automation. How many can point to actual revenue growth? The best teams know where to use AI with th
Apr 03
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: Simple on paper. Not in practice. - Edition #510, 27-Mar-2026 Subscribe Some problems look simple at first glance. That is, until you really get into it. Take calculating MRR. It sounds easy: the sum of subscription revenue in the mont
Mar 27
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: 30 tested go-to-market tactics - Edition #509, 20-Mar-2026 Subscribe We’ve just published our latest report, sharing 30 tested tactics to improve free-to-paid conversion from 200 SaaS products. Conversion is a go-to-market challenge
Mar 20
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: New values at ChartMogul, plus this week in SaaS - Edition #508, 13-Mar-2026 Subscribe This week, we shared a refreshed company page and a new set of company values: three clear principles that reflect who we are and how we work at ChartMogul. At the
Mar 13
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: Bridges and bots are the future of software - Edition #507, 06-Mar-2026 Subscribe Real businesses are careful with their time and resources. If a product already works well, they are not going to rebuild it from scratch. They will keep using it
Mar 06
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
ChartMogul updates: We're shipping faster than product marketing can keep up - YoY retention, Stripe credit notes, CRM for everyone, and a lot more ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏
Mar 05
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: How AI’s pace is changing decision-making - Edition #505, 27-Feb-2026 Subscribe Small things that used to sit in a backlog now get fixed the same day. Recently I opened five small PRs in a single afternoon, from UX tweaks to moving dashboard w
Feb 27
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: 10 actionable churn mitigation strategies - Edition #504, 20-Feb-2026 Subscribe Scrappy, ambitious founders typically think in weeks, not years.When you’re building something new, you're thinking about the next move: What did we ship this week
Feb 20
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: More plans, faster growth? - Edition #504, 13-Feb-2026 Subscribe Four things we're proud to have shipped this week: First, a new report with our Analyst-in-Residence Olga Berezovsky analyzing 4,000+ SaaS companies and the link b
Feb 13
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
🚀 SaaS Roundup: The new free-to-paid benchmarks (200 SaaS products) - Edition #503, 6-Feb-2026 Subscribe AI is reshaping SaaS in a lot of ways, but one thing hasn’t changed: free-to-paid conversion is still one of the highest-leverage growth levers you have. This week’
Feb 06
nfranklin@chartmogul.com
January SaaS Benchmark Briefing - Hi James, Every month, we publish fresh benchmark insights based on real SaaS businesses in ChartMogul.January’s data shows a familiar start-of-year shift: growth cooled slightly after December’s hig
Feb 02

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