Software industry
SaaS apocalypse: the Replacement Tracker
Is the SaaS apocalypse real? In Airframe's corpus, software replacement cycles shortened from roughly seven years to under three after 2022.
Enterprise software
Research on the enterprise software industry: how its largest companies are valued and owned, which categories are splitting up, and how buyers decide what to build, buy or replace. The reports draw on Airframe's registry of AI tools and deployments and on the Software Leaderboard.
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Market7 reports
Software industry
Reports on the software industry: the Software Innovators series on Software Leaderboard companies, and trackers of category change and vendor replacement.
- SaaS apocalypse: the Replacement Tracker
- The Category Fracture Index: how software categories split
- The $193M Benchmark: value and revenue per employee
- Private company valuations: $5.6T the public can't touch
- Services as software: AI and the $10T services market
- Software company ownership: the four cohorts
- Private equity SaaS: Medallia and the $1.1T PE cohort
Stack2 reports
Software stack
Reports on changing a software stack: where peers build instead of buy, and the legacy-to-modern migration paths the registry records most often.