Lee: Rooted Calculates Three-Year Customer LTV at Around $150
Ryan Lee · #74 Stop Killing Your Plants · Mar 3, 2025 · at 14:13
Rooted founder Ryan Lee explains expected customer lifetime value and retention expectations during his pitch on The Pitch.
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“And we think that an average LTV probably looks at around three years. And so we've calculated that that would be around a 150 dollars.”
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