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ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
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Disclosure
Peeler: Spingo customers pay $1K to $10K per event
“Like I say, it's per event, and it's usually somewhere between a 1010 thousand dollars that they pay, and that's. That's marketing and registration.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Craig Peeler: Spingo has had 7 million events added over six years
“And all in, we've had seven million events added to spin go over the last six years.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Craig Peeler: Spingo has had nearly 100,000 paid customers over six years
“And then we've had close to a 100,000 that have come in and paid us for either marketing or event support.”
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Peeler: Spingo will surpass 30,000 paying clients in 2018
“So this year we'll probably have over 30,000 clients that will pay us for either campaigns or for Or for event support.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Peeler: Spingo grew revenue 50% last year and 100% the year before
“We did we grew last year by 50%, and the year before that, we grew a hundred percent.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Peeler: Spingo generated $3.6M in revenue last year
“Last year we did 3.6.”
Disclosure
Peeler: Spingo has raised $10M in capital
“We've raised 10.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Peeler: Spingo generates $1.00 to $1.50 per attendee at major events
“And on average, we get between a dollar and a dollar 50 per attendee that comes through one of these events.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Peeler: Spingo reports Event Master annual logo churn is below 4%
“For somebody who uses Event Master, our turn is less than four percent.”
Disclosure
Peeler: Spingo operates on per-event SaaS model
“Yeah, it's a per event SaaS platform. You know, they pay as they do an event. A lot of our clients do an event every month, or at least you know, six events a year.”