Instapage LTV is $1,200 overall, $10,000+ for enterprise
Tyson Quick · 911 SaaS: Instapage passes $10m+ ARR Competing with Optimizely, Unbounce · Jan 21, 2018 · at 8:04
Tyson Quick, founder and CEO of Instapage, breaks down the company's unit economics and customer lifetime value (LTV) segments with host Nathan Latka.
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“It's over, it's about 1200 dollars Per customer. If we look at all 16,000, but if we look at, you know, the enterprise segment, that's in 10,000 plus range.”
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