CAC Optimizer
Grade your acquisition cost in under a minute. See exactly where your pipeline is losing money — and how to fix it.
What Is a Good CAC for B2B SaaS?
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) measures the total spend required to win one new customer. In B2B SaaS, median CAC runs $300–600 for SMB and $1,000–5,000 for mid-market, depending on channel mix. The critical number isn't CAC in isolation — it's the LTV:CAC ratio, where 3:1 is the minimum acceptable and 5:1 is elite.
A common trap: teams benchmark CAC against industry averages rather than against their own LTV. A $2,000 CAC on a $40,000 ACV account is exceptional. The same CAC on a $3,000 ACV account is a structural problem. Context always wins over the absolute number.
$300–600
Median SMB CAC in B2B SaaS
3:1
Minimum Healthy LTV:CAC Ratio
<12 mo
Target CAC Payback Period
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