PlanScope Generated $3,000 Monthly Revenue at Time of Sale
Thomas Smale · You Won't Believe How He's Sold 350 Businesses in 6 Years, EP 254: Thomas Smale · Jun 3, 2016 · at 9:17
Thomas Smale discusses the financial metrics of SaaS business PlanScope at the time of its sale.
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“It was around 3000 dollars a month.”
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