DemandJump's Average Annual Contract Value Is $45,000
Christopher Day · 829: SaaS: Will He Get $25m Valuation on $1m ARR in Predictive Analytics Space? · Oct 31, 2017 · at 5:16
Demand Jump co-founder Christopher Day breaks down the company's SaaS pricing metrics to host Nathan Latka.
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“Our, including our beta customers all the way through our most recent contracts, our average contract value today on annualized basis is 45,000 dollars, but that's skewed low because of the early beta customers.”
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