TLDR Product Management 2025-11-28

Traditional SaaS pricing models weren't built for AI. Costs are unpredictable, value is harder to measure, and the old playbooks don't apply.

In this Metronome webinar, Elena Verna, Head of Growth at Lovable, shares how her team is tackling one of the toughest open questions in software. In this open and frank conversation, she'll share her lessons on:

• Why AI has broken the logic of SaaS pricing
• How Lovable balances self-serve and enterprise monetization
• The shift from usage-based pricing toward outcomes-based models
• What companies can do today to prepare for where AI monetization is heading

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