How Palantir Built a Government Software Business Model

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How Palantir Built a Government Software Business Model

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Palantir is one of the most controversial and profitable software companies in the world, but its business model is widely misunderstood. In this episode, Lucas breaks down how Palantir sells its data integration platform, Foundry, through a government contracting model that combines upfront service fees, recurring software licenses, and equity stakes in startups. Luna pushes back on whether this is truly a SaaS business or something closer to a consulting firm with software attached. Lucas explains the unit economics behind a typical U.S. Army contract, the 'land and expand' strategy within government agencies, and how Palantir's AIP platform is changing the revenue mix. They also discuss the risk of customer concentration and what happens when your biggest client is the Department of Defense. A rare look inside the business model of a company that operates in the shadows of public procurement. #Palantir #SoftwareBusinessModel #GovernmentContracting #DataIntegration #Foundry #AIP #RevenueModel #SaaS #DefenseTech #BusinessModel #Business #Podcast #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #UnitEconomics #LandAndExpand #GovernmentSaaS #CustomerConcentration Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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