The Plot currently has approximately 400 paying customers
Adrian Thompson · He'd sell this side project for $100,000. Is that the right price? · Jun 4, 2022 · at 4:17
Adrian Thompson shares customer metrics for his bootstrapped storyboarding tool, The Plot, with host Nathan Latka.
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“Only about 400 ish. 400.”
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