ProjectCOR averages $19,000 ACV, with top enterprise contracts exceeding $100,000
Santi Biblioni · ProjectCor Hits $1m ARR, Raises at $40m Valuation for Profit Tracking Tool for Agency's · Jun 27, 2021 · at 4:41
Santi Biblioni, co-founder and CEO of ProjectCOR, breaks down contract sizes and average annual contract value for the business.
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“Today, our ACV is 19,000 dollars per year. Yeah, but of course we have, like, enterprise customers that have, like, are paying us over 100 K per year, and we have some now, we have a lot of SMBs who are paying, I don't know, like, five K a year.”
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