StoryBlok is a leading content management system (CMS) designed to empower developers and marketers to deliver high-quality digital products faster and more efficiently. As driving cloud partnerships became a strategic focus for StoryBlok, they turned to Suger to bring their vision of offering a cloud-based CMS through the cloud marketplace to life. Today, StoryBlok has successfully driven $1M+ via AWS Marketplace, solidifying its place as a key player in the digital content management landscape.
When StoryBlok aimed to launch on AWS Marketplace in both the US and EU regions, they encountered operational challenges. Managing product listings across different markets required resources they didn't have internally.
"We really wanted to pursue the AWS partnership, but we lacked the technical resources to do it ourselves. That’s where Suger came in," noted the Senior Alliance Manager.
With Suger's expertise and tools, StoryBlok went live on AWS Marketplace way sooner than they could have imagined, with zero engineering work required. This rapid launch allowed them to tap into a global market with minimal operational overhead. Learn more in our Get Started Docs.
Cloud buyers often demand flexibility in pricing models and payment terms, but manually setting these up through traditional way was time-consuming. Suger enabled StoryBlok to offer customized private offers, including quarterly installment plans and automated discounts. This flexibility not only enhanced customer satisfaction but also shortened their sales cycle from 3 months to just a few weeks.
StoryBlok faced challenges tracking and organizing revenue data from different buyers and offers. Their manual processes were time-consuming and prone to errors. After integrating with Suger's metering engine, StoryBlok gained the ability to automatically map each transaction to product usage, allowing real-time revenue recognition.
Revenue data is now consolidated and organized by product, offer, entitlement, or buyer, enabling more accurate financial reporting and reducing the potential for manual errors.