Karkanen: OneIO generates nearly $300,000 in monthly recurring revenue
Yanni Karkanen · This is how I want to live. Buy 1/8th of a house, stay for 44 nights. Founder Raises $17.4m, $2m+ in revenue already. · Jul 1, 2022 · at 5:05
Yanni Karkanen is the founder of OneIO, an enterprise integration platform, discussing monthly recurring revenue with Nathan Latka.
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“I think it's quite close to 300.”
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