Rosenshine: Outleads Has Lost Zero Customers Since Launch
Doran Rosenshine · 1444 Retarget Based Off Who Called Your Company, $1.5m in ARR, 45 Customers · Jul 8, 2019 · at 16:13
Doran Rosenshine, founder of Outleads, discusses customer retention metrics with Nathan Latka.
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“So we have not lost any customers since since our launch.”
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