TeamSupport's largest customer pays a low seven-figure annual contract
Grant Stannis · How TeamSupport Reached $10M–$25M ARR With 1,000 Customers | Grant Stanis · Mar 18, 2026 · at 4:54
TeamSupport CEO Grant Stanis reveals their largest customer contract value to Nathan Latka.
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“It is a seven figured, low seven figure deal is what they're paying us.”
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