Slintel Customer Contracts Range Between $15k and $80k Annually
Anupreet Singh · Slintel Breaks $6m ARR, $20m Raise on $100m Valuation Ready to Take on B2B Intelligence Space · Jun 22, 2021 · at 4:17
Slintel Head of Sales Anupreet Singh breaks down the company's pricing structure and annual contract values (ACV) with Nathan Latka.
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“We have customers anywhere ranging from around 15,000 dollars to around, you know, 70, 80,000 dollars, depending on the number of users and the number of per year, 15,000 dollars per year to 70, 80,000 dollars.”
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