Enterprise Pricing
Strategy & Analysis

Capturing value from enterprise customers

February 2026
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The Problem

ROI vs. Price Mismatch

Large enterprise customers derive enormous value from Ply but pay the same per-location rate as SMB customers.

Ferguson ($3B revenue) with 2 locations
Monthly cost: $370
Annual efficiency gains: $100K+
ROI: 270x
SMB contractor with 5 locations
Monthly cost: $925
Annual efficiency gains: $15K
ROI: 16x

"Big company, small footprint" customers get 10-20x more value but pay the same or less.

Current State

Revenue Distribution

94%
of MRR from ≥5 locations
$143K MRR
6%
of MRR from <5 locations
$10K MRR
$154K
Total MRR
Jan 2026

Small customers represent minimal revenue but disproportionate churn and support burden.

Key Insight

Only 12% of churn
is price-related

Implementation capacity drives 54% of churn. Higher prices with better onboarding could actually reduce churn.

Implementation
54%
Didn't use
26%
Cost
12%
Other
8%
Competitive Research (18 Companies)

How Competitors Price Enterprise

Inventory & Warehouse

CompanyModelEnterprise
FishbowlPer user$75K+/year
Cin7Order volumeCustom
Zoho InventoryPer org$249/mo
Katana MRPOrder volume$1,799/mo
BrightpearlVolume-based$15K+/mo
SkuVaultOrder volumeCustom

Construction & Field

CompanyModelEnterprise
Trimble MaterialsCustom quoteNot published
KojoCustom quoteNot published
Procore% project value$25K-$60K+/yr
ServiceTitanPer technician$398/tech/mo

ERP Systems

CompanyModelEnterprise
NetSuiteBase + users$50K-$200K/yr
SAP B1Per user$219/user/mo
AcumaticaTransaction vol$3K+/mo

AP & Procurement

CompanyModelEnterprise
Bill.comPer user + fees$89/user
CoupaSpend managed$50K-$500K+/yr

Key patterns: Enterprise = custom/negotiated. Value-based models capture more from large customers.

1
Option 1

Tiered Location Pricing

Higher price for first locations, degressive as count increases.

LocationsCurrentProposedChange
1-2$185$350+89%
3-5$185$250+35%
6-10$185$200+8%
11+$185$175-5%

Pros

Captures more from small-footprint enterprise

Volume discount rewards growth

Simple to implement

2
Option 2

Enterprise Platform Fee

Minimum monthly fee creates pricing floor for enterprise accounts.

TierPlatform FeeIncludedAdditional
Growth$0-$185/loc
Business$500/mo3 locations$200/loc
Enterprise$2,500/mo10 locations$175/loc
Strategic$7,500/moUnlimitedIncluded

Ferguson/Waterworks at enterprise tier: $370/mo → $2,500/mo (+575%)

ROI Analysis

Projected +$25K MRR

Combined tiered pricing + enterprise tier projects $25K+ MRR increase within 12 months.

+$7K
from tiered pricing
+$18K
from enterprise tier
53x
ROI on $4.5K investment
Enterprise Opportunity

Ferguson & BMI Utility Market

Waterworks Project

Large LA reclamation plant, 1-3 locations, $100K+ annual value.

Current: $555/mo
Enterprise tier: $2,500/mo
+350% revenue capture

BMI Utility Market

25% market share, $160M opportunity across 33 target utilities.

Average deal: $5-15K/mo
10% capture: +$50K MRR
+$600K ARR potential
Implementation

Rollout Timeline

Weeks 1-2

Tiered Pricing

Update pricing page, train sales, begin selling at new rates.

Weeks 2-4

Enterprise Criteria

Define qualification (>$50M revenue), create contracts.

Weeks 4-8

Enterprise Launch

Target Ferguson, Waterworks, BMI utilities.

Grandfathering

Existing customers: maintain pricing for 12 months

90-day notice before renewal increases

Lock current pricing with 2-year commit

Recommendation

Implement Tiered + Enterprise

Combine tiered location pricing for all customers with enterprise platform fees for strategic accounts.

For Standard Customers

Tiered pricing: $350 for first 2, $250 for 3-5, degressive after.

For Enterprise (>$50M)

Platform fee: $2,500/mo minimum with premium support and SLAs.

Discussion

Questions &
Next Steps

Ready to discuss pricing thresholds, grandfathering approach, and enterprise targeting strategy.

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