Levin: SEMrush enterprise accounts are approaching $500,000 per year
Eugene Levin · 1203 SEMRush to hit $80m ARR This Year, Here's How · Nov 9, 2018 · at 4:48
Eugene Levin, Chief Strategy Officer at SEMrush, explains how the company scales its pricing from SMB users up to enterprise accounts.
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“We have huge accounts that, that I approach in half a million per year.”
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