The Ledger

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Assertion Not checkable as stated
Benson: The average Badger Maps customer pays $35 monthly
“Average customer is in the business plan. So it's a 35 dollar a month plan.”
Steve Benson Dec 8, 2017 ▶ 3:19 867 SaaS: 80% yoy Growth, Badger Maps Passes $180k MRR
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Benson: Badger Maps has around 5,500 customers
“We probably have like 5500 customers.”
Steve Benson Dec 8, 2017 ▶ 9:49 867 SaaS: 80% yoy Growth, Badger Maps Passes $180k MRR
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Benson: Average Badger Maps customer pays probably $35 per month
“Average is probably 35 dollars a month.”
Steve Benson Feb 4, 2017 ▶ 2:51 EP 560: Badger Maps Does $1.2M in 2016, $120k MRR, Looking to 3x with CEO Steven Benson
Disclosure
Benson: Badger Maps raised debt through a traditional loan, not convertible notes
“That wasn't convertible notes. That was a traditional loan.”
Steve Benson Feb 4, 2017 ▶ 13:13 EP 560: Badger Maps Does $1.2M in 2016, $120k MRR, Looking to 3x with CEO Steven Benson
Assertion Supported
Benson: Badger Maps subscription tiers are $18, $35, or $66 monthly
“We're a SAS model. So it's a monthly service. It's 18 and 35 or 66 dollars a month.”
Steve Benson Feb 4, 2017 ▶ 2:38 EP 560: Badger Maps Does $1.2M in 2016, $120k MRR, Looking to 3x with CEO Steven Benson
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