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Beaconstac charges a $22 one-time hardware fee per Bluetooth beacon

Ravi Pratap · 789: Google Bought Their Beacons to Distribute Free Wifi in India · Sep 21, 2017 · at 7:43

Ravi Pratap is the co-founder and CTO of Mobstac (Beaconstac), discussing the company's pricing model and hardware unit economics with Nathan Latka.

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“We charge 22 dollars a beacon.”

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