Philip Soffer Confirms Test.io Generates Roughly $9M to $10M ARR
Philip Soffer · 1363 Test IO CEO: We'll Pass $10m in ARR Soon · Apr 18, 2019 · at 10:30
Philip Soffer, CEO of crowd-testing platform Test.io, responds to Nathan Latka's calculation of the company's ARR run rate based on customer count and average contract value.
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“It's, you know, I don't want to quote specific numbers, but it's broadly accurate.”
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