Discount Gives and Gets

Let's say you're working a deal and you've maxed out the discount you can give the client without having to go to deal-desk or RevOps for additional approval. They tell you "well, if you can get me 15% I will sign today"...but the deal is already so packed with incentives that you know you'll be denied unless you have a solid "get" from the prospect that shows good-will to the approval team. What do you "get" from the prospect in this case?


Do you go for a multi-year deal to bolster the margins?

Do you get referrals?

Do you get a customer story?

Do you get them to participate in your customer advisory board?


There are so many options out there, but what's your favorite?

My favorite customer get for a discount is...

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CoorsKing
WR Officer
4
Retired King of the Coors Knights
I always extend the term or get branding rights.
poweredbycaffeine
WR Lieutenant
2
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I've never dealt with branding rights. I'd imagine in certain industries that's a huge deal for the right partnership. CPG for sure.
CuriousFox
WR Officer
3
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If they are asking for the moon, then you ask for the moon by adding years on that contract. 
Justatitle
Big Shot
1
Account Executive
Multi-year is the easiest for me to go for and it's a great give-to-get.
GDO
Politicker
1
BDM
Multi year is a go to for me (in my previous job)
Smithy
Politicker
1
Director of Sales
Multi year deal has been my go-to normally, but one job the focus was testimonials/customer stories 
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How much you came down from your initial price to sign a contract?

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5

Who do you think gets more money/comissions?

Discussion
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Who do you think gets more money?
33% Real State Sells people
67% SaaS Sells people
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"Your Price us too high" How to deal with this sort of objections?

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