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Satish Thaluri: Enterprise buyers need budget certainty over variable pricing

Satish Thaluri · a16z Podcast | Product-Market SALES Fit (What Comes First?) · Feb 26, 2019 · at 38:23

Satish Thaluri, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, explains enterprise buyer behavior regarding budget planning.

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“There's a difference between consumer purchase versus enterprise. Enterprises, they need a little bit more certainty. You're getting it from a budget, right? They're already pre-planned. That's one. And they want certainty in the sense that, oh is it, One alert or thousand alerts, and if it's too variable, then suddenly if it blows a budget, he cannot manage it. So that's why they want that certainty and visibility into that pricing.”

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