NutriSense paid average customer acquisition cost is around $200
Dan Zavorotny · How He Grew Nutrisense From $12m to $45m ARR Last 12 Months for Health SaaS · Apr 8, 2023 · at 3:13
Dan Zavorotny is the co-founder and COO of NutriSense, answering host Nathan Latka's question regarding paid acquisition channel CAC.
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“Yeah, around 200. I'm around 200.”
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