Jacob Apple, founder of legal workflow platform Binder, shares current customer revenue metrics with Nathan Latka.
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“Today, they're paying us about 500 euros a month.”
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Apple: Binder expects average customer spending to reach €2,000-€3,000 monthly
“So we would expect our average customer to pay us two to 3000 euros a month when we get deep enough with our penetration.”
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Disclosure
Jacob Apple personally invested $2.5M to $2.7M into Binder
“Yes, slightly more, two and a half, 2.7.”
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Jacob Apple: Regional Bolt franchise revenue exceeded $1 million annually
“Above a million is definitely not saying too much.”
Jacob AppleOct 9, 2023▶ 4:38He's Spent $2m to Build a Better Quickbooks, Can he hit $1m ARR by Dec?
Disclosure
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“By far the majority was paid right away. And then there was like a percentage allocated to make sure that the whole operation that they were taking over was running smoothly.”
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Jacob Apple: Binder spends €100k monthly with 18-person team
“And we're spending about a 100,000 euros a month.
It's a theme of 18, mainly developers.”
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Jacob Apple operated Bolt franchises in Cyprus, Malta, and Tunisia before buyout
“As fairly minimal, I would say we, I was running three fairly small countries, Cyprus, Malta, and Tunisia. And it was bought themselves that acquired our business back.”
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