Enterprise tech sales playbook: Figma boosts outbound, pricing unsure
Shaunt Voskanian, Chief Revenue Officer at Figma, discusses what drives enterprise tech sales success. He says top performers blend curiosity with prescriptiveness, turning customer questions into actionable guidance.
Figma shifted from self-service to predominantly outbound sales, especially in mid-market plus segments. Early growth came from customers adopting the product independently (self-serve signups and sharing licenses internally). The outbound motion now targets existing customers to accelerate product adoption across a multi-product strategy.
Instead of traditional customer support, Figma emphasizes proactive customer education—guiding users on what more they can do with the product and encouraging adoption of new offerings by current users.
On pricing, seat-based pricing is described as “not dead,” but its long-term future is uncertain. Voskanian argues that businesses replacing labor with software may need outcomes-based or consumption-based pricing models rather than relying only on seats.
For sales execution, he highlights two operational rules for enterprise tech sales teams: SDRs must be accountable for generating pipeline, and sales organizations should specialize by segment because asking reps to do too many things reduces performance.
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