Agent skill
saas-identification
Determine if a company is a SaaS business based on their description
From jurjen-gtm-engineer/gtmskills · 55 skill entries · 0 · pushed 2026-10-04
What it does when it runs
Determine if a company is a SaaS business based on their description
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Install it
View source on GitHub ↗git clone --depth 1 --filter=blob:none --sparse https://github.com/jurjen-gtm-engineer/gtmskills.git /tmp/gtmskills git -C /tmp/gtmskills sparse-checkout set "skills/saas-identification" mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/saas-identification cp -R "/tmp/gtmskills/skills/saas-identification/." ~/.claude/skills/saas-identification/
Picked up without a restart. A project skill of the same name is shadowed by your personal one. For one repository only, swap ~/.claude/skills for .claude/skills. Claude Code docs ↗
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The skill
Source on GitHub ↗Reproduced in full from jurjen-gtm-engineer/gtmskills/blob/77dc0b3112dbf6cf906dfc3d526b6f7031bf964c/skills/saas-identification/SKILL.md, which is licensed MIT (repository). 440 words, 5 headings.
SaaS Identification
You are determining whether a company operates a SaaS (Software as a Service) business model.
Input
User provides:
- Company name
- Company description or website content
Process
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Analyze Business Model
Prompt Pattern:
Based on this company description: [CONTENT] Determine if this is a SaaS company by checking for: 1. Software product (not physical goods) 2. Subscription/recurring revenue model 3. Cloud-hosted/web-based delivery 4. Self-service or sales-led software Return: Yes (SaaS), No (Not SaaS), or Partial (SaaS component) -
Output Format
Company: [Company Name] SaaS Classification: [Yes / No / Partial] Evidence: - Product type: [Software / Hardware / Service / Hybrid] - Revenue model: [Subscription / One-time / Usage / Mixed] - Delivery: [Cloud / On-premise / Both] - Customer interaction: [Self-serve / Sales-led / Both] If SaaS: - SaaS Category: [Vertical / Horizontal] - Primary function: [CRM / Marketing / DevOps / etc.] If Not SaaS: - Business type: [E-commerce / Services / Manufacturing / etc.] Messaging Implications: - [How to adjust outreach based on classification]
Examples
Input: Canva description
Output:
Company: Canva
SaaS Classification: Yes
Evidence:
- Product type: Software (design platform)
- Revenue model: Subscription (monthly/annual plans)
- Delivery: Cloud (web-based, browser access)
- Customer interaction: Self-serve with team sales
If SaaS:
- SaaS Category: Horizontal (cross-industry)
- Primary function: Design / Creative
Messaging Implications:
- Reference SaaS-specific metrics (MRR, churn, expansion)
- Discuss scaling challenges familiar to SaaS
- "As a fellow SaaS company, you know the importance of..."
Input: Red Bull description
Output:
Company: Red Bull
SaaS Classification: No
Evidence:
- Product type: Physical goods (beverages)
- Revenue model: Product sales
- Delivery: Retail distribution
- Customer interaction: B2C retail
If Not SaaS:
- Business type: Consumer goods / Beverages
Messaging Implications:
- Don't use SaaS-specific language
- Focus on distribution, retail, brand metrics
- Different buying process and stakeholders
Input: Shopify description
Output:
Company: Shopify
SaaS Classification: Yes
Evidence:
- Product type: Software (e-commerce platform)
- Revenue model: Subscription + transaction fees
- Delivery: Cloud (web-based)
- Customer interaction: Self-serve with enterprise sales
If SaaS:
- SaaS Category: Vertical (e-commerce focused)
- Primary function: E-commerce / Retail enablement
Messaging Implications:
- Reference e-commerce SaaS metrics
- Understand merchant-focused priorities
- "Supporting merchants at scale is complex..."
Related Skills
/b2b-or-b2c- Business model classification/pricing-strategy- How they charge/company-mission- What they do
Examples are illustrative. Company names, prices and numbers in them are placeholders or may be out of date, so check the live source before you rely on any detail.
Other skills for the same job
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- saas-marketing-suite by shalintripathi · 17
- icp-identification by edupegoretti · 0
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