Shalit: Dashlane achieves 0.4% annual churn for certain user cohorts
Emmanuel Shalit · 1227 Would $24m ARR Dashlane Ever Merge with LastPass? · Dec 3, 2018 · at 5:13
Emmanuel Shalit, CEO of Dashlane, discusses retention metrics and churn rates for the password management company with Nathan Latka.
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“Depending on the courts I look at, for some courts, we have annual churn that is in the you know, 0.4%.”
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