June.so: Benefits

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Why we chose this SaaS landing page example

The “Why bother” section on your SaaS landing page doesn’t need to be complex.

June needs less than 20 words (and an image) to keep a founder like me scrolling.

When you know your customers, writing SaaS landing page content doesn’t need promises that you can’t keep. No need for a big vision statement.

Instead, you just touch the visitor’s pain point.

If you’ve been running a SaaS with more than a handful of customers, you are painfully aware that what customers say they do isn’t necessarily what the data tells.

And without tools like June, you might never find out that the customer who said they would onboard your tool across the organisation in the next few months has never done so. 

You’ll only find out when it’s too late.

'Monitor your customers and find out who needs help' resonates with a customer-centric founder who wants to spend their customer success resources more effectively and not be in the dark (and perhaps build some automation, too).

I love the '$50k churn' specifically. 

To me, it gives a hint about the ideal customer. In SaaS, subscription fees range from freemium and $30/year to millions in the enterprise league.

Whether you play in the freemium or enterprise SaaS league, one thing won’t change: you don’t need to promise the moon, sound too clever, or write complex copy to convince ideal customers. You just need to know what’s the number one pain point they share.

What’s June.so?

June is designed for B2B SaaS companies that currently use tools like Amplitude or Mixpanel but find it challenging to generate company-level insights and monitor customer health effectively. June offers auto-generated reports that focus on how entire companies engage with your product, not just individual users. Key features include dashboards for each customer, customer health scores, and integrations with CRM systems like Salesforce, HubSpot, and Attio. This enables teams to monitor customer engagement, anticipate potential churn, and improve customer retention proactively.