David Dabachnikov
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ScholarshipOwl started as an informational blog before launching SaaS product
“Our product didn't start as a SaaS product. It started actually as a blog and content related to scholarship space itself. So that kind of got a bit of traction. And on top of that, the product started being built.”
ScholarshipOwl bootstrapped until taking revenue-based funding in January 2021
“So until, until now we never took any external funding only in January this year we took revenue based funding in order to accelerate our growth.”
Dabachnikov: ScholarshipOwl finished 2020 with $4 million in revenue
“20 20, we finished with four million.”
Dabachnikov: Students Need Scholarships More During College Than in High School
“The common misconception is that students need scholarships only when they're just applying to college. But the reality is that students actually need scholarships more in the first year of college and the second year than in high school, because many of the f…”
Dabachnikov: ScholarshipOwl Generates Over $220,000 Monthly Revenue
“So with some partnerships and other things you know, with some B to B partnerships as well, we do a bit more than that.”
Dabachnikov: ScholarshipOwl Has 15,000 Paying Customers and 1.5 Million Users
“We have today 15,000 paying customers and about 1.5 million users in general.”
Dabachnikov: ScholarshipOwl originated as a scholarship blog before becoming SaaS
“So the story is that our product didn't start as a SaaS product. It started actually as a blog and content related to scholarship space itself.”
Dabachnikov: ScholarshipOwl Approved for $1.3M in Financing, Drew $300K
“We got approved to 1.3 million out of which we at this point we took only 300,000.”
Dabachnikov: ScholarshipOwl Finished 2020 with $4M in Revenue
“When it went to 20 20, we finished with four million.”