Fullstory
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$26,856
Based on data from 313 purchases, with buyers saving 19% on average.per year
Median: $26,856
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Fullstory's pixel-perfect session replay tells you everything you want to know about your customer’s online experience. Capture every click, swipe, and scroll.
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| Supplier | Fullstory | Amplitude |
|---|---|---|
| Median Contract Value | $26,856 | $62,116 |
| Avg Savings | 19.48% | 15.68% |
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Vendr community insights for Fullstory
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis month
"Fullstory proposed a 7% increase in rates. We successfully pushed back based on budgets to secure a flat renewal for another year in a row."Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"Secured a flat renewal on $37K contract with relative ease, citing budgets. Note the standard 90-day auto-renewal window."Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"Secured 20% discount on initial $250K+ proposal, still remaining the largest Fullstory contract Vendr has seen."Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"Our pricing was increasing by 23% from last years renewal. We were willing to do a mulit-year but Fullstory didn't budge much on pricing. "Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"We decided not to renew with FullStory after trying to decrease our number of users and sessions. The were not able to offer us a price that worked for our company and budget."Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"We were able to get a 5% uplift cap upon renewal added to the contract in exchange for a quick turnaround time on signature (prior to renewal deadline)."Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"FullStory agreed to maintain our discount and not impose an uplift despite our need to downgrade to the below plan from what we previously had."Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year
"We were able to get $5,000 in savings on our renewal through leveraging a tight budget constraint. "Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to secure a 45% discount on a 2 year renewal by citing budget limitations and competition early on in conversation. FullStory was willing to review ways to keep the partnership and offered this steep discount in exchange for a multi year agreement. "Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to waive the 7% uplift for a flat renewal this year, removed auto renew, and got a 3% uplift cap added for future renewals. "Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to save over $70k on our contract upgrade by leveraging economies of scale (264% growth) and an early renewal. We were also able to acquire Net90 terms to cushion our transition from Quarterly to Annual terms along with a no auto-renew clause."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to remove the 5% uplift for this renewal on a 1 year term by signing early. We also managed to get Net 60 Quarterly payments approved as well as getting auto-renewal removed, providing us more flexibility for future contracts. "Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"Simple pushback secured a 7% discount citing economic hardships "Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We downgraded from Enterprise to Business and went from 50 seats to 30 seats. Despite this we managed to secure a 77% discount from List by signing an early renewal on a 2 year term. Pricing difference between signing in October vs November was ~$6k."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to remove the auto-renewal language, but otherwise no redlines were accepted on the MSA."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to waive the proposed uplift on our flat scope renewal as well as increase our payment terms from Net30 to Net60 without concession."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were considering downgrading to the Advanced tier in order to save on costs as compared to our derived value. FullStory proposed 33% increase for the Advanced tier and a 61% increase for our current Enterprise usage. We were able to retain our previous Enterprise price with no concessions by leveraging internal frustration and competitive reviews that would result from such an increase."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"This contract had auto renewed prior to Vendr involvement, so we were unable to renegotiate terms, however we were able to have auto renewal removed to avoid this happening in the future. "Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"Reps will push 7% uplift but you can get it waived at renewal by leveraging budget constraints."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"We were able to reduce our spend from $23K to $16K by dropping our sessions by 100K and moving from Enterprise to Advanced plan."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"FullStory was willing to offer an almost flat renewal, waive the 7% uplift, and add a 500k session and 10 additional user seats upon renewal due to outstanding support tickets and complications with their services. The contract list price would've been $68,217.48 and ended at $50k."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"FullStory will offer a slight discount for early signatures"Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"FullStory originally proposed a 7% uplift for renewal. FullStory offers a blended discount which makes it difficult to know per product discounted cost, but we were able to extend our existing discount from roughly 44% to 48% with a descope by leveraging budget restrictions and adding a new product on a 12 month term.
"Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"Fullstory initially positioned a renewal with the same scope and a 7% uplift. However, by requesting and reviewing usage data, as well as sharing internal budget constraints, we were able to waive the 7% uplift and reduce scope by 25% while still maintaining legacy pricing/discounting (70% off current list price). "Company with 1-200 employeesA while ago
"We were able to get a 7% uplift wavied with our renewal."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"They were willing to work with our budget once we demonstrated our future growth and showed interest in a multi-year commitment.
"Company with 1-200 employeesA while ago
"We secured a 40% discount off enterprise package and 70% discount off implementation by being willing to sign ahead of the end of the quarter."Company with 1-200 employeesA while ago
"Our sales rep was able to offer us 3-4 months free as part of our renewal."Company with 1-200 employeesA while ago
"According to our sales rep replay retention has a higher impact on pricing than analytics retention."Company with 1-200 employeesA while ago
"Annual allocation comes at a premium due to how they pay for allocations internally. You get more usage flexibility on this model but you may find greater cost savings on a monthly allocation model."Company with 201-1000 employeesA while ago
"They do not except redlines for contracts under $50,000 a year."About Vendr
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