MyGate shared 20 crore INR with housing societies in one year
Vijay Arisetty · Building A Society Mantainance App For 4M+ Homes Ft Vijay Arisetty, Founder, MyGate · Aug 1, 2022 · at 28:57
Vijay Arisetty, co-founder and CEO of MyGate, describes sharing brand advertising revenue directly with gated community management committees.
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“And that actually is, you know, in the last one year, we have shared revenue, almost 20 crore worth of you know, value with these you know, management committees. When I say management committees actually goes to the society account and not to the individual's account, by the way.”
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