Great article from Gainsight about the typical structure of a CSM Team :

Just remember that most part of the panel is US based which means that the figures should be lowered for France => My experience is that a CSM in France manage more €1M to €2M ARR than $2M to $5M but I welcome your figure Guys

Written by Scott GoldenDirector - Customer Success Strategy at Gainsight.

As most Customer Success leaders tend to be much more operations-focused as opposed to accounting-focused, it’s the right question to be asking. Well, we heard you loud and clear! At our recent Chief Customer Officer Summit, I asked a series of survey questions in order to capture these important Customer Success Cost benchmarks.

Before we get into the benchmarks, it’s important to understand both What and How these costs are being deployed. The What is easy: it’s the people that make up your Customer Success Team. The How gets a little more complicated as the CSM workload is different depending on the type of customer the CSM is managing. For this reason, the first question we need to ask as we explore Customer Success Costs is, "How do you segment your customer base?"

Key Takeaways: Segmentation

CSM Ratios Per Segment

We now know the bulk of the industry thinks about their customer base in three segments: High, Medium and Low-Dollar customers. The next thing we need to understand is how resources are being deployed to drive maximum success across these segments in the most cost-effective manner possible.

Key Takeaways: Enterprise Ratios