Ease Space has 160 B2B customers with 15 percent on paid plans
Benjamin Prigent · 1391 Can they Become B2B Version of LastPass? · May 16, 2019 · at 7:46
Benjamin Prigent, founder of Ease Space, outlines the startup's customer base and freemium conversion rate since launching its B2B product.
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“We started in October, early October, 2017, and we are up to 150 customers, 160 right now. ... Only 15% of them. ... It's free up to 10 clients, up to 10 employees.”
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