Filev: Professional services account for under 5% of Wrike's revenue
Andrew Filev · 1563 Why $28M+ ARR Wrike Tests New Channels at 24 Month Payback, Then Stabilizes at 12 Month Payback Over Time · Nov 4, 2019 · at 5:16
Andrew Filev, founder and CEO of Wrike, clarifies Wrike's revenue mix between pure-play SaaS subscriptions and professional services.
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“Oh no, wait, wait. Less than five percent.”
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