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Finn Kelly: Pure service-based accounting business models fail to scale
“It's very important that we focus on that model because that's how you scale where everyone else is trying to compete in service-based businesses and they just don't work.”
Finn Kelly: No brand dominates entrepreneurial accounting
“No one's really established the brand for entrepreneurial accounting.”
Finn Kelly targets $40,000 in average customer lifetime value for his startup
“And we actually believe we'll be able to get the lifetime customer value a lot higher. We actually believe. Yeah. We'll be able to get sort of an average of that 40,000 dollars. We believe.”
Finn Kelly rejects VC funding in favor of strategic angel investors
“Like I don't want VC money or anything like that. I'm looking for actual people who can add strategic value. So whether it's entrepreneurs or people in like EO and YEC with myself or YPO and then, like, influences, partner referrals, and advisors.”
Finn Kelly targets $6 million pre-money valuation for We Love Numbers
“I'm looking and I haven't fully finalized the terms, but I'm looking at sort of a six million valuation at the moment.”
Finn Kelly: We Love Numbers averages over $1,000 per customer monthly
“The average we would say is just over a thousand dollars a month.”
Finn Kelly: We Love Numbers spends $60,000 to $70,000 monthly on headcount
“Yeah, it's about 60, 70 at the moment.”
Finn Kelly: We Love Numbers has 50 customers and 900 pipeline leads
“We're currently working with over 50 customers, but we've got about 900 in the pipeline.”
Finn Kelly: We Love Numbers is seeking to raise $750,000
“So we're looking to raise probably about seven 50 K.”
Finn Kelly: We Love Numbers hit a peak 10% monthly churn rate
“Oh, the worst we've had would be we had a 10% month one time.”
We Love Numbers charges $395 to $1,695 monthly for accounting packages
“So we have four different packages ranging from three 95 To 16 95 a month, and then we have some add-ons for payroll and a finance team.”
Finn Kelly: We Love Numbers operates with a 10-person global team
“So at the moment we've got 10 people in the team and we run a global team. So we actually have people in Australia, Philippines, America South Africa, and we do everything online and it works really well.”