Everything Casey Sullivan said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Sullivan: Bookafy allocates nearly all funds to product development over marketing
“Just, you know, almost no money in marketing and almost all of our funds have been on product development.”
Sullivan: Bookafy has zero churn among larger clients
“We have zero churn with bigger clients, and then, you know, individuals tend to be the majority of our churn, I'd say.”
Sullivan: Bookafy limited its AppSumo lifetime deal to one user per account
“We did a really limited a limited project with them. So we did one user per account. So we have a lot of apps and with people that have added more accounts. We also have had we've also had a lot of them refer us to other people. So it's actually been a pretty …”
Bookafy Reaches Over 11,000 Total Free and Paying Customers
“We have just over 11,000 between paying and free customers.”
Sullivan: Bookafy has roughly 4,000 paying subscribers
“Yeah, closer to four, probably, yeah.”
Sullivan: Bookafy is entirely bootstrapped without outside capital
“We are bootstrapped.”
Sullivan: Bookafy loses about 1.5% of its customers monthly
“So we lose about 1.5% of our customers per month, but we also the revenue per customer increases per month because we're getting a combination of bigger clients.”
Bookafy spends under $500 monthly on marketing, solely via Capterra
“The only money we spend on marketing at the moment is through Capterra, and we spend less than 500 per month.”
Sullivan: Bookafy converts just under 20% of Capterra clicks to signups
“Our conversion from somebody coming to our site to actually
Signing up for our product is just under 20% at Capterra.
Nathan Latka: Actually, actually signing up for free or actually signing up with paid?
Casey Sullivan: Signing up in general.
And then of …”
Sullivan: Bookafy averages roughly 20 new trial signups per day
“Between like, say, 10 and 30, it's, it averages probably closer to 20 per day of new trials, and a lot of those are coming from a combination of like some we get from Capterra, some we get from, direct from Google, and a bunch we get from customers just, our c…”
Sullivan: Bookafy's average customer pays $22 per month
“It's 22 dollars.”
Sullivan: Bookafy operates with an 11-person fully remote team
“So our offices in Seattle, we're all remotes. We have three customer service, including myself, and then and then between project manager, designer, and development team, there's another eight remote.”