Dreamdata has 120 paid and roughly 600 free customers
Lars Ganagal · Genius SaaS Pricing Page Generated $3m in Revenue Last Year · Apr 4, 2024 · at 7:37
Lars Grønnegaard, co-founder of Dreamdata, discloses the platform's paid and free customer counts to Nathan Latka.
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“We are a 120 paid and roughly like 600 free customers.”
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