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One hundred companies have started using Chaser's free Slack MVP
“We've had a hundred companies start using us.”
Fan: Secondary Slack Tool Averages 20 to 30 Organic Daily Downloads
“For our, another tool, we get like 20, 30 downloads per day.”
Organize Tracks Bot Reply Rates to Drive Paid Account Conversions
“And basically what we are looking at is like two metrics. The first one is how many people reply to the bot. Because there is a certain threshold after which admin see that There is an engagement with the tool, and like, more and more people appear on the org …”
Gusev: ApproveIt is listed on Slack, Jira, QuickBooks, and Xero marketplaces
“So we already listed on Slack marketplace. We also got listed on Jira marketplace. Listen, they added QuickBooks and Zero marketplace. We get some organic audience from there.”
Singby: Most initial SmartCue users came from network, two from Slack
“Most of them actually are from my network. We have two that were, you know, sort of cold referrals. You know, I posted messages on Slack groups and stuff like that.”
Kulish: Slide A built its Slack time tracking bot for $30,000
“Maybe 300 hours that took so roughly that would be around 30 K.”
Robin: RevGenius originated as a 38-person LinkedIn chat
“It was a chat on LinkedIn that broke 38 of the first members of RevGenius' LinkedIn every day, multiple times per day, until they said, Jared, can you bring us to Slack?”
Hendrickx: HQ.app centralizes search and organization across third-party work apps
“Basically the idea is to replace the way people currently organize, like, bookmarks and files in their typical places. So you connect your apps Google Drive, Dropbox, Slack, Gmail, et cetera and you get this central search engine you type, you find stuff, and …”