Chris Mack

1 appearance on the record.

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Their most notable supported claim

Assertion Supported
Mack: Spokal operates as pure-play SaaS priced between $50 and $200 monthly
“Yep, absolutely. Right between 5200 bucks a month.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 1:45 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?

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Insight
Mack: SMB SaaS is tough; customers churn within 3 to 12 months
“SMB is kind of a tough space. People, Start a new platform. You know, try to handle it for three months or six months or a year and then leave.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 3:04 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?
Disclosure
Mack: Spokal stopped pursuing growth and transitioned to fully remote
“We stopped growing probably a few years back and we went fully remote and now we manage everything remotely.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 3:52 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?
Disclosure
Mack: Spokal slowed new feature development to maintain ~20 API integrations
“So the issue with this kind of space is it changes so fast that it's difficult to try to like you can't just build a product and then leave it running because all the other, like we integrate with probably about 20 different systems, which is kind of where a l…”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 8:05 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?
Disclosure
Mack: Spokal peaked at high five figures in monthly revenue
“I'm not sure there's a whole lot of point in discussing exact numbers, but we, you know, we were doing yeah. High five figures.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 10:07 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?
Disclosure
Mack: Developing stealth cryptocurrency startup alongside Spokal
“I've got a cryptocurrency based startup that's kind of still under stuff. So I've got like some other things that I'm working on that keep the challenge going.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 14:12 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?
Assertion Supported
Mack: Spokal operates as pure-play SaaS priced between $50 and $200 monthly
“Yep, absolutely. Right between 5200 bucks a month.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 1:45 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?
Disclosure
Mack: Spokal operates with a team of four people
“We're four. We're a very small team.”
Chris Mack Jun 5, 2019 ▶ 7:33 1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell?

Appearances (1)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
1411 This Tool is Flat, Bootstrapped, Why Won't Founder Get The Hell out and Sell? Jun 5, 2019 7m
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