What is Wasyra's App in 1 Week service?

It's our express program that delivers a functional MVP in just 7 days. It includes strategy, UI/UX design, full-stack development with integrated AI and production deployment. Day 1-2: Strategy and Design. Day 3-5: Intensive Development. Day 6-7: Testing and Launch.

What artificial intelligence services does Wasyra offer?

We offer 14 AI services: autonomous agents, RAG & knowledge base, LLM fine-tuning, chatbots, computer vision, NLP, generative AI, MLOps, predictive models, recommendation systems, enterprise AI copilots, prompt engineering, AI safety and voice AI.

Does Wasyra offer staff augmentation?

Yes, we offer 10 talent models: individual staff augmentation, dedicated teams (Dev + QA + PM), team as a service, build-operate-transfer, nearshore for US/Canada, CTO as a service, tech recruitment, talent vetting, on-demand experts and managed services.

Where is Wasyra located?

Wasyra has presence in Lima, Peru and Los Angeles, US. We offer nearshore services for companies in the United States and Canada, with teams in a convenient time zone.

B2B pricing and verticalizationSeriesHow to ship B2B with focus

Vertical SaaS and usage-based pricing: the B2B model winning in 2026

If you sell B2B and your pricing is still per user, you are late. Buyers are buying outcomes and the new pricing models measure work, not seats.

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Wasyra Product

Scope, validation, and B2B product strategy

Published: April 25, 2026
min read: 7 min read
Categoría: Product

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3 chapters

01Why per-seat is starting to break
02Why verticals are growing faster
03AI-native vs AI-enabled: the fault line

2-3xfaster vertical SaaS grows vs horizontal

Chapter 01

Why per-seat is starting to break

When an agent can do the work of ten people, charging per seat punishes the customer who benefits most: the one automating most reduces their bill. Bad incentive if your product is doing its job.

That is why the market is shifting to consumption, outcome, or work-unit pricing (tickets resolved, contracts reviewed, calls handled, leads qualified).

Define a unit of value the customer recognizes as a good day.
Measure cost-to-serve that unit before setting a price.
Set a floor (annual commit) for predictability and a ceiling to avoid bill shock.

Chapter 02

Why verticals are growing faster

Verticals (legal, health, fintech, manufacturing) are growing 2-3x faster than traditional horizontals. The reason is operational: a vertical knows the data format, the regulator, the workflow, and the buyer's language.

For an agent that is gold: with a bounded domain, models reach usable precision faster, training data is cleaner, and integration is not reinvented per customer.

Start with the industry you know (where you close deals) before the one you admire.
Build the prompt and validation catalog specific to the vertical, not generic.
Turn customer know-how into reusable templates — that is the moat.

Chapter 03

AI-native vs AI-enabled: the fault line

AI-enabled means bolting a chat on top of the existing product. AI-native means the data flows in real time, with vector search, orchestrated agents, and event streams. The difference shows in six months, when AI-enabled hits the legacy SaaS tech debt.

If you plan to compete, decide on day one which parts of the stack you rewrite and which you wrap.
The event feed is the spine; without it agents don't learn and usage pricing can't be measured.

SaaS market projected at USD 375B in 2026 with 18.7% CAGR. The growing slice is verticals with AI, not horizontals with generic modules.

Source: SalesMate, Top 14 SaaS Trends 2026 Source: BetterCloud, AI and the SaaS industry in 2026

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