Barattini: Owns roughly 55% of LamaFi and Sturpy alongside US co-founder
Filippo Barattini · How he makes $7k/mo from app the fund his new SaaS tool · Jul 3, 2022 · at 3:22
Filippo Barattini, founder of SaaS tools LamaFi and Sturpy, details the equity breakdown between himself and his co-founder.
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“One of us is actually like an employee, like a contractor, and the two, me and the guy in America, John big shout out to him. We have like a kind of fifty-fifty. I own a bit more because I started before he joined.”
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