Tabarnapp's flagship application generated 92% of the company's total revenue
Derek Morin · Startup Acquisition Stories with Derek Morin and Radu Bogdan, Founders of Tabarnapp · Feb 7, 2023 · at 10:45
Tabarnapp co-founder Derek Morin explains the high stakes of selling their core business compared to earlier minor app sales.
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“Selling our biggest app was Almost 92% of all the revenues in one app.”
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