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+ A 30-second overview See why more revenue can still mean a lower operating margin. Follow one comparison, from the command to the decision. The video could not load. Read the summary below or download the video. Illustrative saved scenarios · Actual ProfitCtl output · Silent video ProfitCtl compares two illustrative saved scenarios. The steady-state example shows $2,000 in revenue, a 95% operating margin, and a cost per user of $2.00. The pilot example shows $6,500 in revenue, a 69% operating margin, and a cost per user of $12.40. Recurring revenue is $2,000 in both. The pilot has $4,500 more revenue, a 26-percentage-point lower operating margin, and $10.40 more cost per user. ProfitCtl identifies the leaders for each measure so you can compare the full trade-off using your own costs and assumptions.Watch ProfitCtl in 30 seconds.
Read the video summary
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A new feature changes more than the product. ProfitCtl helps you model the spend, compare your options, and decide what to ship.
Try the demoMIT licensed. Runs locally. No sign-up.
+ Watch the 30-second overview +