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Express Pigeon's average customer pays $500 to $1,000 per month

Igor Povoy · 1044 How This Engineer Went From $0 to $44k/mo in Revenue · Jun 3, 2018 · at 2:11

Igor Povoy, founder of email service platform Express Pigeon, breaks down customer pricing and target market tier.

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“About 500 to a thousand.”

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The claim, plainly

As of June 2018, ExpressPigeon's average customer pays between $500 and $1,000 per month.

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Requires access to ExpressPigeon's internal billing or financial metrics (average revenue per account/customer) for June 2018, which is private company data not available in public records.

prediction date: 2018-06-03, stated by the speaker

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