Nicholas Haas

Co-Founder, MaintainX · 1 appearance on the record.

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Nicholas "Nick" Haase is a co-founder of MaintainX, an industrial maintenance and frontline operations platform. Before MaintainX, he studied at Emory University and founded the mobile marketing rewards platform Loot! as well as the e-commerce brand Startup Drugz.

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Everything Nicholas Haas said on Top Founders that made the record, most notable first. Filter by type, assessment or year in the ledger →

Insight
Non-SaaS ad tech valuations rely on contract count and duration
“If we don't do a SAS model is they would value us by the number of contracts we get in the length of time. So if we could get a company to say, commit to a two year contract where they'd spend extra year, that would be material to valuations.”
Nicholas Haas Jun 21, 2016 ▶ 9:30 EP 309: Ad Tech Company Hits $500k in 2015 Revenue with 26 Year Old At Helm
Disclosure
Loot charges brands a volume-based markup on user rewards
“We you know, for instance, the brand we worked with was charging 50 cents or rewarding somebody with 50 cents. We would typically charge them a multiple of that depending on the volume. So if we had, you know, a thousand offers which is, would be a low amount,…”
Nicholas Haas Jun 21, 2016 ▶ 5:51 EP 309: Ad Tech Company Hits $500k in 2015 Revenue with 26 Year Old At Helm
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Loot generated mid-six-figure revenue in 2015
“We passed six figures, mid six figures on that, and we were looking for a little lower. That was overall revenue.”
Nicholas Haas Jun 21, 2016 ▶ 6:48 EP 309: Ad Tech Company Hits $500k in 2015 Revenue with 26 Year Old At Helm
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Startup Drugs' top markets were outside major tech hubs
“Our highest performing markets actually are nowhere near the startup hotbeds. It's actually people, you know, we have a lot of business in Midwest, a lot of business in Florida, a lot of business coming out of areas that don't, you wouldn't traditionally assoc…”
Nicholas Haas Jun 21, 2016 ▶ 10:52 EP 309: Ad Tech Company Hits $500k in 2015 Revenue with 26 Year Old At Helm

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EP 309: Ad Tech Company Hits $500k in 2015 Revenue with 26 Year Old At Helm Jun 21, 2016 8m
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