TestBox Spent Approximately $700,000 to Launch Its Minimum Viable Product
Sam Senior · Testbox Lets You Try Software Without Sales Calls, Landed 1st Customer, $2.7m Raised at $12m Post Money Cap · Nov 10, 2021 · at 9:06
Sam Senior, co-founder and CEO of TestBox, breaks down the company's early capital expenditure and product development costs.
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“So we've probably spent something like 700,000 dollars to get the MVP live.”
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