Pricing overhauls shipped, built on each customer's actual product data. Here's what happened next.
Architect wanted to stop charging per seat and start charging per meeting booked. Their billing tools could not support the shift, and nothing in their stack could prove a booked meeting was actually theirs.
AI-native startups, agent platforms, and vertical SaaS. All built on the customer's actual data.
Alfred.sh hit a growth ceiling with rigid seat-based pricing and an outdated billing vendor, where every change meant engineering tickets, manual invoicing, and missed revenue. Atlas installed in hours: a no-code system the GTM team runs directly, automated usage tracking, and the flexibility to flip between flat, seat, hybrid, or usage-based models. Three iterations in four months, 42% MoM growth, and CEO Shikhar Mishra got the optionality to scale profitably or raise on stronger terms.
Mercedes-Benz procurement wanted price predictability. Chargemate wanted upside. Their billing setup forced a rigid trade-off between the two, and the deal stalled in contract review. Atlas stood up usage-based billing with customer-specific minimums and maximums, wrote value-based contract templates reps could customize by deal, metric, and term, and built the ROI models procurement needed to approve the structure. $250k secured in two months, $1M+ net new ARR tracking.
The Atlas method was dead simple for our team to execute, and their humans go above and beyond to set customers up for success.
Amazing people, amazing team. As soon as I found them, I reached out so they could help Wayfound with our pricing.
Atlas doesn't just track revenue, it helps you optimize it. In a market where pricing is the biggest untapped growth lever, that's everything.
A principal responds within one business day. No SDRs, no automated sequences.