Coder: Aunt Flow revenue dropped to 10-20% at the onset of COVID
Claire Coder · #96 A Test of Time · Mar 4, 2025 · at 24:24
Claire Coder, founder of Aunt Flow, explains how office closures in March 2020 devastated her startup's B2B dispenser and restocking revenue.
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“We took a dramatic hit from, you know, 100% revenue to, I want to say, like, 10% to 20% of that.”
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