Davis: Support Plans Account for About 20% of Geekatoo's Monthly Revenue
Kevin Davis · EP 396: Why He Raised $3m Then Merged With #1 Competitor · Aug 24, 2016 · at 9:05
Kevin Davis, founder of Geekatoo, discusses the breakdown between one-time service fees and recurring subscription revenue with host Nathan Latka.
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“So it's about 20%. I, you know, in the beginning when we launched it was about eight percent. It's definitely growing.”
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