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Software as a Service (SaaS) is a business model that allows a service provider to host its application on its servers and make it available to the consumers directly from the cloud. In other words, a user is able to access a provider’s software or app, stored on the cloud in different data centers, via the Internet through any connected device. The only difference between traditional software and SaaS is that the latter isn’t downloadable and can’t be installed on a user device, which makes it one of the leading cloud computing applications. For more information, please read our dedicated blog post.

More and more large enterprises and SMBs are relying on the SaaS model to boost sales and enable marketing strategies. If you are wondering what makes software as a service products so attractive for customers, the answer is simple: they are feature-rich and easy-to-scale. By integrating SaaS solutions, organizations are able to save time and financial resources they would otherwise need to sacrifice to build robust & tailor-made functionality.

SaaS solutions are web-based and accessed through a web browser with no installation required, while conventional application software needs to be installed on a device in order for the user to access it. The most common examples of a SaaS platform are Salesforce, Atlassian, HubSpot, Slack, and Shopify.