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Slonimski: Target 3-Month Payback and 140-180% ROAS for Early Paid Acquisition
“I think when you just run paid, you need to think about payback around three months, and you can run with 141 180% for us. This is probably what I would be looking for.”
Slonimski: SEO Is Not a Strategic Growth Driver in Healthtech
“In our niche for health tech, This is not a strategic goal.”
Palta Abandoned Centralized User Acquisition Across Its Portfolio Startups
“One of the biggest decisions were to start centralizing the UA function, where we analyzed that each company is very unique, their creatives are unique, and we cannot build it as like holistic function that just gonna provide Like a chunk of creatives and asse…”
Slonimski: Hire a Monetization PM Day One and Run 1,000 Paywall Tests
“The best lesson gonna be, put a PM, nails monetization, from day one, And test the hell out of that. You need to test probably to run, like, 1000 experiments on the paywall to get what's right for you.”
Product Upsells Increase Customer Lifetime Value by 20% at Palta
“All the upsells gonna add around 20% to the LTV.”
Slonimski: Free Trials Generate Weak Optimization Signals for Ad Algorithms
“With the free trials, you bring free trial lists, which is a very weak signal. You want to bring payers, people who have high willingness to pay, and this is how you want to optimize your algorithms.”
Slonimski: 80% of Palta Subscribers Are Acquired Through Web Onboarding
“So, 80% will be coming through web in all our companies, apart from Floor, where it splits fifty-fifty.”
Palta Weight Loss App Simple Projects $200 Million ARR
“Simple is a weight loss management tool. They're going to hit two hundred million in ARR.”
Slonimski: Palta Launches at Most One New Startup Every Six Months
“We also don't tend to launch too many ideas in one quarter, so it can be like one idea or even one idea in six months.”
Palta Projects $550 Million in Annual Revenue for 2025
“Palt is going to hit five hundred fifty million this year in revenues.”
Flo Reaches 6 Million Subscribers and 80% Second-Year Retention
“When you have flow in the portfolio, which is a more than seventy-five million more, six million active subscribers, Second year retention of 80% and more than 65% organic traffic, the numbers that companies can just dream about.”
Palta Rejects Free Trials in Favor of Introductory Pricing Models
“We almost don't do free trial. We do interpricing, which is different.”
Slonimski: Palta Will Limit Its Active Portfolio to 10-12 Companies
“We never wanted to become a factory of apps, so we never wanted to have more than, let's say, 10, 12 kids, otherwise it becomes unmanageable, and you want that cross-pollination and synergy.”
Flo Reaches 77 Million Monthly Active Users
“Flow, the number one female health app with seventy-seven million MAU”
AI Fitness App Zing Grew 4x and Targets $50M ARR
“We have Zing, which is a powered fitness coach with hyper personalized and super engaging workouts. They're gonna hit around fifty million in RR. They grew four times since last year.”
Palta's Centralized Growth Platform Consists of Five Director-Level Members
“We are currently five people, but it goes, like, to a director level, and we don't High PMs, copywriters, and basically the execution functions inside the simple function.”
Slonimski: Palta Spent a Year Building an In-House Payment Solution
“To build our own solution, it's also super expensive. For example, we did it for payments, and it took a year and a big team to make it happen, though we have, like, one of the best solutions in the industry.”