Desai: Kinemetrix charges hospitals $480 per bed annually
Davina Desai · Will VCs Bet $1.5M on This AI That Prevents Hospital Falls? · Sep 4, 2024 · at 6:02
Davina Desai, founder of Kinemetrix, outlines the startup's SaaS pricing structure to investors on The Pitch.
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“We charge hospitals a licensing fee, 480 dollars per bed per year. That's for the first module.”
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