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Koch: Pre.do charges customers an average of $449 per month

Uffe Koch · 1199 Bootstrapping your way to your first $10k in MRR · Nov 5, 2018 · at 3:26

Uffe Koch, founder of idea-management platform Pre.do, explains the startup's average monthly subscription revenue per customer.

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“They are paying four 449 dollars a month.”

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Pre.do is building Alexa voice input for frontline workers
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Koch: Pre.do has five paying customers and seven on trial
“We are used in 12 companies, but five of those are paid customers. The others are on trial still.”
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Koch: Pre.do should reach $10,000 MRR by end of 2018
“Oh, that's, I, we should hit the 10,000 dollar mark.”
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Disclosure
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“So we basically talk about each consultancy task we take in. It should be something that leads to a recurring revenue somewhere. We say no to a lot of tasks.”
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