Win rate

The percent of qualified opportunities that close as won, calculated within a stage or full pipeline.

Where this term appears on Landbase

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Frequently asked questions

What's a healthy B2B SaaS win rate?
18 to 25 percent of qualified opportunities for mid-market; 25 to 35 percent for enterprise. Above 40 percent suggests opportunities are being over-qualified (real losses excluded); below 15 percent suggests poor qualification or product-market fit issues.
How is win rate calculated?
Closed-won deals ÷ total closed deals (won + lost) over a period. Including "no decision" outcomes in the denominator gives a more honest picture. Some teams exclude no-decision, which inflates the headline number.
What drives win rate most?
ICP fit and competitive positioning. Win rate improvements usually trace to better targeting (working accounts more likely to buy) or better positioning (being preferred over the alternatives). Pipeline volume doesn't affect win rate.
How is win rate changing with AI in the buying process?
Buyers arrive better-informed (good for win rate at the right vendor; bad for win rate at the wrong one). The shift is bimodal. Vendors who fit get higher win rates; vendors who don't get filtered out earlier.
How does Landbase affect win rate?
By improving fit at the top of the funnel. Most of the win rate lift Landbase customers see comes from working better-fit accounts.