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106 SaaS Apps Per Company in 2026, Down From 130

Terms & Conditions · 18 Aug, 2026

106 SaaS Apps Per Company in 2026, Down From 130

The average company runs 106 SaaS applications in 2025, down from 130 in 2022, according to BetterCloud's State of SaaS report (n=600 IT professionals). See how the count varies from 152 apps at small businesses to 660 at large enterprises.

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Standard Contractual Clauses vs a DPA for SaaS

DPA · 18 Aug, 2026

Standard Contractual Clauses vs a DPA for SaaS

A DPA governs the controller-processor relationship under GDPR Article 28. Standard Contractual Clauses are the separate mechanism that makes it lawful to move personal data outside the EU/EEA. Here is how SaaS companies need both.

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77% of Mobile Shopping Carts Are Abandoned [2026]

Refund Policy · 18 Aug, 2026

77% of Mobile Shopping Carts Are Abandoned [2026]

Mobile shopping carts are abandoned at a 77.06% rate, versus 66.39% on desktop, per Dynamic Yield's eCommerce Benchmarks dashboard (July 2024 snapshot). See the device gap, its history since 2015, and why the smallest screen carries the highest abandonment rate.

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600 Million Products Are Listed on Amazon in 2026

Refund Policy · 17 Aug, 2026

600 Million Products Are Listed on Amazon in 2026

Amazon lists roughly 600 million products for sale as of 2026, per AMZScout's Product Database, with third-party sellers supplying 588 million (97.9%) of that total. See the seller split, category breakdown, and growth since 2015.

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What to Include in a Data Processing Agreement

DPA · 17 Aug, 2026

What to Include in a Data Processing Agreement

A clause-by-clause guide to drafting a GDPR-compliant Data Processing Agreement: the subprocessor list, security measures, breach notification timelines, audit rights, and deletion terms Article 28 requires.

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Vermont Caps Ticket Resale Prices at 110% of Face Value

Refund Policy · 17 Aug, 2026

Vermont Caps Ticket Resale Prices at 110% of Face Value

Governor Phil Scott signed Vermont's H.512 (Act 109) on May 26, 2026, effective July 1, 2026, capping ticket resale at 110% of face value at qualifying independent venues and banning speculative listings and deceptive reseller URLs.

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