DuPont: TeamSnap net burn equals discretionary marketing spend
Dave DuPont · 866 SaaS: Sports Teams Use This $40m+ Company To Manage Communication · Dec 7, 2017 · at 21:48
Dave DuPont explains TeamSnap's cash flow dynamics and path to profitability.
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“Our net burn is pretty close to our discretionary marketing.”
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