Kenney: Outbound Sync has $60K in the bank and six months runway
Harris Kenny · Episode 795 | TinySeed Tales s5e4: The $20K Milestone · Sep 11, 2025 · at 8:17
Harris Kenney, founder of Outbound Sync, outlines the startup's burn rate and cash reserves in a conversation with Rob Walling.
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“Right now, I would say it's probably, like, six months now. And that's assuming, like, no prepaid. Most, almost all of our customers are month to month right now. So that's assuming no prepaid. Although I do have, like, one annual that's supposed to come in at some point. It's, like, a net 45, so I kind of forgot about it. But yeah, so, like, six months at that rate. We got, like, around, like, 60, 60 K at the bank right now.”
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