Compensation & Talent Economics
Rate increases are becoming a growth strategy with a churn problem
Passle’s Collaboration Gap release says 58% of firms rely on pricing as their primary revenue driver, while 54% say pricing is the leading cause of client churn.
BY ECONOMICS DESK · MAY 21, 2026 · 1 MIN READ
Passle’s Collaboration Gap release says 58% of firms rely on pricing as their primary revenue driver, while 54% say pricing is the leading cause of client churn. That tension belongs on the management committee agenda because rate strategy, client expansion, cross-selling and relationship depth are now one commercial system.