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Beyond the Seat Model: How Usage-Based Pricing is Transforming Product Teams with Product Leaders Brandon Walsh of Hubspot & James Brown of Metronome

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In this episode of Unpack Pricing, James Brown, Chief Product Officer at Metronome, hosts a product leader-to-product leader conversation with Brandon Walsh, Director of PM, FinTech & Billing at HubSpot. Drawing on his experience at Intercom leading monetization, Brandon explains why usage-based billing fundamentally transforms product management, requiring deeper customer focus and making every team a "customer success team." He shares tactical frameworks for creating transparent and fair billing experiences, insights from implementing outcome-based pricing at Intercom, and how AI will shape how companies monetize. They explore how product careers are evolving to require cross-functional expertise, the build-vs-buy decision for billing infrastructure, and why product leaders should view billing as core to customer experience rather than back-office infrastructure. Brandon concludes with his "hot take" on why now is the time to be bold with pricing innovation while maintaining flexibility to iterate quickly.

FULL TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE HERE:

http://metronome.com/unpack-pricing/beyond-the-seat-model-how-usage-based-pricing-is-transforming-product-teams

Follow:

James

https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-brown-0238ba23/

Brandon

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonwalsh/

Check out:

Hubspot: https://www.hubspot.com/

Metronome: https://metronome.com/

Timestamps:

(00:00) Intro

(03:34) The rise of usage-based billing

(04:03) Customer experience in usage-based models

(06:00) How product teams must change

(08:00) Every team becomes customer success

(09:09) Organizational impact and team structure

(10:41) Inbound vs. outbound product management

(12:00) Product leadership and monetization

(17:32) End-to-end customer experience

(18:16) The revenue anatomy framework

(21:53) Building billing experiences in product

(27:46) Billing as product experience

(31:02) Build vs. buy decision framework

(37:00) Managing billing complexity

(40:58) AI's impact on pricing and billing

(47:34) Agent pricing and outcome-based models

(54:26) Hot takes: The future of pricing

(59:14) Wrap

  continue reading

8 episodes

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Content provided by Turpentine, Scott Woody and Scott Woody. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Turpentine, Scott Woody and Scott Woody or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this episode of Unpack Pricing, James Brown, Chief Product Officer at Metronome, hosts a product leader-to-product leader conversation with Brandon Walsh, Director of PM, FinTech & Billing at HubSpot. Drawing on his experience at Intercom leading monetization, Brandon explains why usage-based billing fundamentally transforms product management, requiring deeper customer focus and making every team a "customer success team." He shares tactical frameworks for creating transparent and fair billing experiences, insights from implementing outcome-based pricing at Intercom, and how AI will shape how companies monetize. They explore how product careers are evolving to require cross-functional expertise, the build-vs-buy decision for billing infrastructure, and why product leaders should view billing as core to customer experience rather than back-office infrastructure. Brandon concludes with his "hot take" on why now is the time to be bold with pricing innovation while maintaining flexibility to iterate quickly.

FULL TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE HERE:

http://metronome.com/unpack-pricing/beyond-the-seat-model-how-usage-based-pricing-is-transforming-product-teams

Follow:

James

https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-brown-0238ba23/

Brandon

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonwalsh/

Check out:

Hubspot: https://www.hubspot.com/

Metronome: https://metronome.com/

Timestamps:

(00:00) Intro

(03:34) The rise of usage-based billing

(04:03) Customer experience in usage-based models

(06:00) How product teams must change

(08:00) Every team becomes customer success

(09:09) Organizational impact and team structure

(10:41) Inbound vs. outbound product management

(12:00) Product leadership and monetization

(17:32) End-to-end customer experience

(18:16) The revenue anatomy framework

(21:53) Building billing experiences in product

(27:46) Billing as product experience

(31:02) Build vs. buy decision framework

(37:00) Managing billing complexity

(40:58) AI's impact on pricing and billing

(47:34) Agent pricing and outcome-based models

(54:26) Hot takes: The future of pricing

(59:14) Wrap

  continue reading

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