The text discusses outcome-based pricing, a pricing model that aligns payment with results. Unlike usage-based pricing, where customers pay for work done regardless of outcome, outcome-based pricing charges only when the desired result is achieved. This approach builds trust and ties revenue directly to customer success. However, defining what counts as a successful outcome can be challenging, especially in cases where the outcome's context is ambiguous or uncertain. The model also introduces complexities such as delayed billing events, attribution challenges, and revenue collection and recognition issues, which require careful consideration from finance teams.