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Zach Hungate: Simplifeye maintains 98% annual customer retention

Zach Hungate · 713: You'll Never Guess What Salary They Gave Up To Launch Their Startup · Jul 7, 2017 · at 12:49

Zach Hungate, co-founder of Simplifeye, discusses customer churn and retention performance with host Nathan Latka.

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“We're good. We've got 98% retention. People really love the product.”

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