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From your saves, usage-based pricing works best when value is measurable per unit like API calls or seats. Kyle Poyar's piece flags revenue unpredictability as the main risk, especially early on. The Lenny's Newsletter save from March makes a case for a hybrid model with a flat base plus usage overage, to keep churn lower while you find your pricing floor.
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