Tachinska outlines Kila App's tiered SaaS pricing starting at $350 monthly.
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Tamara Tachinska, founder of Kila App, describes her commercial pricing plans for the supporter engagement platform to Nathan Latka.
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“It's, it will be like it will depend on the number of users up to 100 users. It will be free just to touch the ground and just how it works up to from 100 up to one thousand users. It will cost like 350 dollars. So it's not like that much. And after 1000 up to 2050, it will be like 750. And after that, I believe it will be some customized.”
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