As a SaaS builder, one of the most pressing challenges you often face is accurately attributing costs to each tenant in your multi-tenant environment. Achieving precise cost attribution is crucial for various reasons, including understanding your cost of goods sold, optimizing pricing models, improving profitability, and gaining deep insights into your unit economics. However, there is no magic bullet solution to tackle this complex problem.

As a SaaS builder on AWS, accurately metering and billing your customers' usage is crucial for success. However, implementing a robust metering and billing system can be a daunting task, often leading to complex workarounds or inaccurate data. In the latest episode of "Building SaaS on AWS," we dive deep into the world of usage-based billing with Amberflo.io , a powerful metering and billing solution that integrates with the AWS SaaS Factory's project the "SaaS Builder Toolkit".

The AWS SaaS Factory team is bringing an incredible lineup of sessions to re:Invent 2024 in the first week of December. With over 20 sessions spanning workshops, chalk talks, builder sessions, and breakouts, builders of SaaS solutions and multi-tenant applications won't want to miss this deep dive into the latest architectures, strategies, and best practices.

Looking to monetize your APIs and AI apps with usage-based billing? It’s a powerful way to align your pricing model to customer value. However, usage-based billing requires a tremendous investment in new data infrastructure and changes to many of the known best practices for taking a SaaS to market. In this episode, we'll first walk through benefits and concerns for different usage-based billing models and then introduce Moesif, a turnkey monetization solution with connectors for AWS services.

SourceFuse Technologies, an AWS SaaS Competency partner, is joining us to discuss their modernization practices for customers who are transitioning to SaaS. Deep dive on their "ARC SaaS" solution - an open source framework with a customizable SaaS control plane on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and a collection of reusable modules to accelerate the transition to SaaS.