Atlassian's Average Selling Price Was Around $1,800 Annually in 2008
Jay Simons · 1385 Atlassian Passes $1B ARR Run Rate, Thinking About Acquisitions of "System of Record" companies · May 10, 2019 · at 8:14
Jay Simons, President of Atlassian, discusses the company's early unit economics and low-touch sales strategy.
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“ASP, ASP at the time was probably like 1800 bucks annually.”
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