Mokhtarzada predicts Truebill will hit $50,000 monthly revenue within 12 months
Yahya Mokhtarzada · EP 388: TrueBill Saves You $ On All Those Monthly Subscriptions You Pay · Aug 16, 2016 · at 4:04
Truebill co-founder and CEO Yahya Mokhtarzada discusses revenue targets for the subscription-tracking platform with Nathan Latka.
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“So I think that around 12 months we should be making 50,000 dollars a month.”
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