Martin Alansky

Founder & CEO, APUtime · 1 appearance on the record.

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Martin Lonský is the founder and CEO of APUtime, an autonomous project management and task scheduling software company. A former doctoral student and software developer, he designed the platform's scheduling algorithms based on ant colony behavior.

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Alansky: Grant Thornton valued ApuTime at nearly $15M in 2022
“After, after the market for fall down, we have we have a valuation from the global company, Grant Thornton made for 15, almost fifteen million K, but it was last year.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 9:51 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: Only 10 to 15 monthly paying customers came directly from AppSumo
“1015, maybe.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 13:48 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: Siemens and Czech public TV are ApuTime's largest customers
“I believe that it is Siemens or we have we have the customer, which is a public television in here in Czech Republic.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 4:41 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: ApuTime grew MRR from $10k to $50k in two months
“We've grown from 10 K MRR to 50.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 7:04 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
Disclosure
ApuTime uses $100k AWS credits to absorb AppSumo lifetime user costs
“Currently, we, we've blocked all the all the AppSumo customers or on our AWS account with which is which is with a hundred K activate program. So we don't have any cost with that during this and next year.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 12:09 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: Most ApuTime Customers Are in Manufacturing or Light Manufacturing
“The most of our customers are from manufacturing or light manufacturing, where a lot of projects are running and they are very complex in, in the processes.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 3:07 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: Most ApuTime customers pay annually, averaging $10k per year
“The most of our customers are paying annually. So we are talking about 10 K. 10 K per year.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 4:29 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: ApuTime seeks to raise $1.7M to $2M
“1.7 to two million dollar.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 5:54 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: ApuTime has raised $1.7M in total capital
“1.7.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 8:29 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast
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Alansky: ApuTime has roughly 300 paying customer companies
“Around 300 300 companies.”
Martin Alansky Mar 10, 2023 ▶ 10:53 $50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast

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$50k MRR in 2 Months, How He Closed $18k Customers Fast Mar 10, 2023 8m
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