Wang: Reamaze pricing splits roughly 50/50 between $20 and $40 tiers
Lou Wang · 1310 After GoDaddy Acquisition, He Built Support Version of Intercom, Now $1.5m in ARR, 100% yoy growth · Feb 24, 2019 · at 2:45
Lou Wang, founder of help desk platform Reamaze, discusses customer breakdown and pricing tiers with Nathan Latka.
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“So we have two plans that we sort of publicly list pricing for. And one is on a 20 dollar per seat and the other one is 40 dollars per seat. We have about a fifty-fifty roughly distribution of that.”
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