Johnson: NotableList charges $7,500 per single seat with multi-user discounts
Michael Johnson · 1074 I left Wall Street trenches to do Email Business Intelligence · Jul 3, 2018 · at 3:07
NotableList founder Michael Johnson explains his single-tier pricing model and seat discounting strategy to Nathan Latka.
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“At present, yeah. Well, it's obviously multiple users. We work out discounts, but that's the single seat license price.”
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