Petersheim: Manageable's three paying customers have 50, 20, and 4 seats
Steve Petersheim · Economics of a $37,500 Pre Seed Uncapped Convertible Note · Oct 7, 2023 · at 4:28
Manageable founder Steve Petersheim details the employee seat sizes of his company's initial paying customers.
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“So the first company is 50, then we also have one that's 20, and then a very small one that's four, so.”
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