Jotform

“It's about six and a half to seven percent is average. And when you have a freemium model, like what we have but I say our user base, our paid user bases is beyond that.”

“I think we would go as high as maybe 20 to 30 dollars per acquisition for a paid customer. But we're not paying anything near that, to be honest with you.”

“So it took us about 10 years to go from zero to two million users. And in really the last 1819 months, we've been able to add 50% more user base.”

“Right now we've got probably our average cost, our average revenue per user, probably somewhere in the mid-twenties, since we've got a pretty good mix of people.”

“So what we found is by dressing specific challenges that companies face and using that as our foundation on the SEO, that's where we're finding the growth is coming from because people have a particular problem that they're trying to solve and they pop it up a…”

“We have users in about a 192 different countries.”

“The revenue churn is, is almost insignificant to be honest with you.”

“We are about 75 people in Programmers support people the marketing team obviously and such like that.”

“In the space itself, it's around five percent is probably your typical, actually five to seven percent, I would say, probably your typical churn.”

“What we developed was the very first drag and drop interface as a SAS product where somebody could just literally say, I want these fields.”

“When we show them how to create, say an online payment form or how to create an online survey or how to make an ex more extensive kind of form that uses things like conditional logic, when they start to see the sophistication that the product actually has, Tha…”

“Yeah, I would say that's pretty, pretty much in the ballpark.”

“We've been a bootstrap company since day one. We've never taken one dime. Still today. Still today. We've never taken one dime of any investor money.”

“We have found what's really probably the biggest driver for us is when people have their credit cards expire.”

“According to our measurements, we have an average of right around three years with a paid customer.”

“They go anywhere high as 99 dollars a month, the 39 dollars a month for our bronze plans. And if they want to move up to our enterprise plans, again, there's a minimum of five users on that. And that starts it's about 70 to 7200 dollars a year for that without…”

“So for example, our free plan, you're allowed up to five forms and you get a hundred submissions a month per form.”

“Well, I mean, we've got a couple of dozen people that are doing on the SEO site”

“Probably the first one. Yeah, I mean, that's really kind of been our mantra since day one. That's our CEO's whole, you know, methodology to it, and it's worked great for us.”

“What we do also is when people are on a previous plan, they grandfather rent a debt plan. So Or a pretty grandfather in at that price. So they don't, our existing customer base does not really get impacted by price increases. It's only going to be incoming, ne…”

“I think if you looked at the head count, I'm going to say I was, I'm probably in the first 50 employees that were hired for the company. So I've seen this grow from, you know, from where we were to we were closing in on 400 employees now.”

“We don't want to sit there and keep kind of adjusting that, that threshold, because then it becomes confusing to the, to our customers, because they'll say, wait a second, last month it was this month it's that, and now you've got people all over the place on …”

“We're bootstrapped. We're, we've never taken a dime of any investor money anywhere.”

“Then you have more well-known players like JotForm, TypeForm, but they can get really expensive. Especially when you're a bootstrap founder, because they have volume-based pricing. So, you know, you collect more than 10 submissions, and you need to start payin…”