Raymond: Kapta achieves 110% to 115% net revenue retention
Alex Raymond · 1427 Tool Helps You Drive Expansion Revenue, Passes 30 Customers $700k in ARR · Jun 21, 2019 · at 11:10
Alex Raymond, CEO of Kapta, discusses company retention metrics with podcast host Nathan Latka.
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“Probably 10 or 15 points above right now.”
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