SaaS Pricing Not Adjusted for High-Inflation, Low-Income Country Markets
Users in countries with high inflation and lower relative income find standard USD-based CRM pricing disproportionately expensive, without regional or purchasing-power-adjusted tiers. This limits adoption in emerging markets despite product fit.
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