As UK businesses prepare to increase software spending in 2026, a new report from Capterra reveals that many are still struggling to make the right tech choices. According to the 2026 Software Buying ...

LONDON: As UK businesses prepare to increase software spending in 2026, a new report from Capterra reveals that many are still struggling to make the right tech choices. According to the 2026 Software Buying Trends Report, only 27% of UK software buyers were fully satisfied with their most recent purchase, with 52% experiencing regret, often due to unexpected implementation disruptions.
The report, based on responses from 299 UK software buyers, highlights the critical factors that separate successful adopters from disappointed ones. With 76% of UK firms planning to increase software spending in the next 12 months, the stakes for getting it right have never been higher.
Key Findings from the Report:
Software Buying Behaviours in the UK
"There is a real acceleration in software investment for businesses in the UK. However, getting a positive ROI requires strategic focus. Feedback from successful adopters in our study shows that understanding the goals the purchase will achieve in depth and the use of reliable information, such as hands-on feedback from existing users, can pay dividends in finding that solution, while saving on time and money spent in the process," says David Jani, UK Analyst at Capterra.
For more insights and actionable data, read the full 2026 Software Buying Trends Report here.
About Capterra
Capterra is the #1 B2B marketplace helping organisations find the right software. With over 2 million verified user reviews across 1,000+ categories, Capterra provides objective insights to guide smarter software decisions.
Fonte: Business Wire
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