Manageable
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Petersheim calls Manageable his final entrepreneurial venture and retirement plan
“This is my last go round. This one has to work, and this one is going to be my retirement plan so that I can help my kids.”
Manageable's first customer paid around $5,000 upfront
“So it would have been I mean, I don't have the number right in front of me, but it was somewhere in the neighborhood of 5000 dollars.”
Manageable funded early development by selling annual subscriptions for unbuilt software
“We came up with an idea, we called it a pioneer plan. And so we hit our networks, our, you know, personal networks, and we offered everybody a deal. We said, look, if you are willing to pay for a year in advance, and we didn't even have the software built at t…”
Petersheim: Manageable is run by non-technical founders contracting out all development
“Neither one of us is engineers. So we're non-tech founders, right? So we had to, we have to contract out all the development.”
Manageable's uncapped note has mandatory conversion at $300k raised
“We don't have a cap. We just have mandatory conversion which is if we, when we get to 300,000, then we have a mandatory conversion. Either 300,000 or December 31st 25 is our minimum... If I, if we raise 300,000 dollars, then that man, then that creates a conve…”
Manageable's $37,500 initial seed money came from Petersheim's former employer
“37,037 1500 total... That was in 2019. So that was when I launched. Essentially, that was the initial seed money, which came from my former employer.”
Petersheim: Manageable's three paying customers have 50, 20, and 4 seats
“So the first company is 50, then we also have one that's 20, and then a very small one that's four, so.”
Petersheim: Manageable charges $8 per employee per month
“So we are, our rate right now is essentially eight dollars per employee per month. So a 50 person company, Is going to be paying, you know, about 400 a month.”