We help you build
successful subscriptions
Quickly take the first steps towards a subscription business model
Start
Explore the opportunities for subscriptions in your own business model.
- Business model workshop
- Find opportunities
- Subscription concepts
Foundation
Lay a solid foundation for your subscription revenue model and validate promising propositions.
- Customer interviews
- Test campaigns
- Validation session
Complete
Work with us to market your successful subscription(s) and continiously improve.
- Phased roll-out
- Coaching marketing & sales
- Measure, optimise, learn
Why choose a subscription business model?
The subscription is not new. For decades, publishers, insurance companies, telecom and utility companies have been making money by offering ongoing subscriptions for their products and services.
In recent years, the subscription business has gained momentum. Newcomers such as Netflix, HelloFresh, Spotify, Dollar Shave Club and Swapfiets have won millions of customers in a short time with their attractive subscriptions.
Advantages of the subscription as a revenue model
- Recurring, predictable income
- More value for customers and by customers
- Higher customer loyalty
- Higher marketing efficiency
- Continuous ‘market research’
How can Recurring Company help you?
We are happy to support you in researching and building a successful subscription business model. By understanding your market together, and by looking and thinking differently than you are used to, we create opportunities for 'recurring revenue'. We help you to cash in on these opportunities with our structured, plan-based approach:
- Analyse & Validate
- Build & Adjust
- Roll out & Scale up
Download our e-book “How to switch to a subscription business model?”
In this e-book you will learn about the most important trends behind the rise of subscriptions. You will read about the advantages of the subscription model but also how you can deal with objections. We also answer the important question: how do you introduce a successful subscription business model in your organisation?
Read our blog
Keep up to date with the latest developments in the world of subscriptions. With strategic insights and practical tips.
Which products can become PaaS? (2/4)
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Product as a Service: circular revenue models (1/4)
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Optimise your subscription business model: 8 crucial metrics
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Link & Co: Mobility on subscription
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Build your subscription business model: 5 tips
What is the similarity between Netflix, HelloFresh and HubSpot? That they are hugely successful. Certainly. But there is something more fundamental at play. All these companies are based on the subscription business model. Instead of one-off revenues, they receive ‘recurring’…
The Beginning: subscriptions grow like a tree
A Chinese wisdom states: When is it a good time to plant a tree? 25 years ago. What is the next best thing? Now. If only we had started this business 25 years ago, there would be a beautiful tree…
Time for a business model shift? 6 ways you can go
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Culture marketing needs to innovate: from ‘selling tickets’ to ‘memberships’
Ticket sales are an essential part of their operations for theaters, film houses and museums. It is waiting for the end of the Covid-19 crisis, after which the promotion machines can run at full power again. Ticket sales! Or is…
Startup innovation: 5 lessons for corporate companies
Corporate organisations are fairly good at ‘small’ innovation, building on their existing products, technologies or markets. Detergent X, now with revolutionary stain remover! Large companies are less strong in taking completely new paths, leading to groundbreaking propositions and new customer…
