I think you should fuzz the prices and other specifics like the number of seats a bit for privacy.
For even more privacy you could show faceted aggregates with error bars instead of individual accounts once your samples are big enough.
For even more privacy you could show faceted aggregates with error bars instead of individual accounts once your samples are big enough.
I don't care if it's $91,132 or $90,725 or $91,412 - all of those are effectively the same as $91k (unless I'm the vendor trying to work out who's leaking my pricing).
What I'm looking for as a potential new customer is to see if it's going toi cost me ~200k or ~90k or ~10k or ~3k.
731 seats @ $77492.32 could be ~700-750 seats at ~$75k-$80k and that's still a useful guide for me.
A lot of estimations are done with "t-shirt sizes", and just knowing a rough range with a rough margin of error makes things so much easier. I'll let my procurement team fight for the $3k or 31 user difference, and do the back and forth with quotes, but I can run w/ those broad numbers right now