Assertion certainty 3/5 debate potential 1/5

PestShare manages 300,000 doors across 2,000 customer logos

Justin Clements · $28M Series A at $100M Val: The Pest Control SaaS Nobody Saw Coming · May 27, 2026 · at 5:15

Justin Clements, co-founder of vertical SaaS company PestShare, discusses the company's core scale and growth metrics with Nathan Latka.

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“I think we're at roughly about close to 2000, and then on doors under management, ultimately, where I think we're, we just breached over about 300,000 now.”

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Disclosure
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Assertion Supported
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Disclosure
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Prediction Not checkable as stated
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Assertion Not checkable as stated
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