Pearce: LiquidPlanner Generated Around $7M in 2015 Revenue
Liz Pearce · EP 434: Top SaaS Planning Tool Hits $600k in MRR, 1800 Customers, $13M Raised, Growing Fast With CEO Liz Pearce · Oct 1, 2016 · at 6:29
Liz Pearce, CEO of project management software LiquidPlanner, discusses the company's historical revenue trajectory with host Nathan Latka.
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“I think we were just I should know this number off the top of my head. Just around seven.”
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