In 2025, entrepreneurs have an immense choice to manage their business: solutions SaaS (Software as a Service) on the one hand, and traditional software to be installed on the other.
But which of these two models is best suited to your business? To answer, let's compare their advantages, limitations, and the most relevant use cases.
One SaaS is an application hosted in the cloud and accessible online via subscription.
Famous examples: Salesforce (CRM), HubSpot (marketing), Notion (organization), Shopify (e-commerce), Stripe (payment).
👉 Key advantage: no complex installations, automatic updates, and accessibility from anywhere.
One traditional software (or “on-premise”) is installed directly on a computer or an internal server.
Examples: Microsoft Office (old license version), Sage, Photoshop CS6 off cloud.
👉 Key advantage: total control over the tool and data, but heavier technical management.
SaaS makes it possible to manage everything online, but one of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs remains the centralized management.
👉 That's where it comes in Klark, the cockpit that:
With Klark, you benefit from the power of SaaS while maintaining a clear and centralized vision of your activity.
In 2025, SaaS is becoming the norm for freelancers and small businesses thanks to its flexibility, controlled costs and powerful integrations. Traditional tools remain useful in specific cases, but their use is increasingly limited.
👉 The future belongs to solutions cloud + smart cockpit like Klark, which really make life easier for entrepreneurs.
Le SaaS est hébergé en ligne et accessible par abonnement, le logiciel traditionnel est installé localement via licence.
Pas toujours : le SaaS est plus flexible, mais un logiciel traditionnel peut être préférable pour des besoins spécifiques (sécurité, offline).
De 0€ (versions gratuites comme HubSpot Free, Notion Free) à quelques dizaines d’euros par mois selon l’outil et les fonctionnalités.
Klark centralise finances et administratif, tout en offrant des réductions exclusives sur plus de 400 SaaS.