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In this excerpt, Ken Babcock emphasizes that successful usage‑based pricing hinges on the finance team’s ability to clearly demonstrate and predict the return on investment (ROI). He argues that the value metric tied to usage must be explicit—e.g., paying per a specific unit—so that ROI can be communicated straightforwardly and incorporated into financial planning. The core message is that a clear, usage‑linked value metric enables finance to prove ROI, make it predictable, and embed it into the company’s budgeting and forecasting processes.

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