LearnWorlds' sales-assisted customers typically purchase the $2,500 annual plan
Panos Shozos · How LearnWorlds Broke 4,500 Customers, $6m ARR Helping Course Creators Launch · Jul 25, 2021 · at 9:50
Panos Siozos, co-founder and CEO of LearnWorlds, discusses contract values and sales pipeline conversion tiers with Nathan Latka.
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“Usually the people that go to our salespeople and want to be sold to and go through the sales process usually they buy our middle plan, which is at two and a half thousand dollars per per year.”
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