Simonis: Qualifio gross annual revenue churn is around 10%
Olivier Simonis · He's stepping down as CEO. Strange move with $6.6m in Revenue? · Jun 2, 2021 · at 18:12
Olivier Simonis, co-founder of Belgian SaaS platform Qualifio, discusses the company's churn rate with host Nathan Latka.
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“And now we are really back to the average churn rate that we used to have around, around 10% yearly, so.”
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