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Orgzit expanded an Amazon India division account from $100 to $1,200 monthly

Nitin Verma · They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!? · Jun 7, 2020 · at 8:15

Nitin Verma, founder of workflow platform Orgzit, details account expansion metrics and land-and-expand dynamics to Nathan Latka.

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“And it started off as a small POC for about 10 users, and now it's expanded to about 120 users. And we are doing so we started with less than, I think, 500 dollars sorry, we started with less than a hundred dollars a month, approximately. It was just a small POC, and now it's expanded to about 1200 dollars a month.”

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Orgzit expanded an Amazon India division account (Prion Business Solutions) from a 10-user proof-of-concept under $100 per month to 120 users paying approximately $1,200 per month.

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Insight

Low-code software requires users to articulately define their business processes

“Because if you can't define business processes articulately, there's no way you can go and build an application on a low code software.”

Nitin Verma Jun 7, 2020 ▶ 5:26 They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!?

Disclosure

Orgzit plans to cap equity dilution at 15% to 20%

“We don't want to dilute more than 15 to 20%.”

Nitin Verma Jun 7, 2020 ▶ 7:08 They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!?

Disclosure

Orgzit co-founders work part-time external jobs to bootstrap the company

“My brother sort of works as a part-time CTO and I work as a part-time consultant with World Bank.”

Nitin Verma Jun 7, 2020 ▶ 6:10 They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!?

Disclosure

Orgzit is actively raising $500,000 to $1,000,000 in seed capital

“We're actually doing a fundraise right now to raise about a half a million to maybe a million dollars to take us to the next level.”

Nitin Verma Jun 7, 2020 ▶ 6:53 They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!?

Assertion Not checkable as stated

Orgzit grew monthly revenue from under $1,000 to $5,500 since early 2019

“So in 2019, we did that in January 2019, and at that time, our total revenue was less than a thousand dollars. Now it's about, like, 5500 dollars a month.”

Nitin Verma Jun 7, 2020 ▶ 11:22 They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!?

Assertion Not checkable as stated

Orgzit lost $1,000 to $1,500 in MRR to churn over two years

“So I mean, in terms of MRR, not in ARR, about 1015 hundred dollars in revenue churn that, I mean, that is what we have lost in the last two years.”

Nitin Verma Jun 7, 2020 ▶ 12:29 They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!?

Orgzit expanded an Amazon India division account from $100 to $1,200 monthly

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