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Assertion Not checkable as stated
Fuller: PandaDoc Reaches $300K MRR and 400,000 Users
“And now we're at 300 K MRR and 400,000 users.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 5:21 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Prediction Didn’t hold up
Fuller: PandaDoc targets $10 million in ARR by December 2016
“Ten million.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 15:27 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Fuller: JobHive Reached $100K Peak MRR Before Imploding
“We got up to about a hundred K MRR with Panda with job high”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 2:27 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Fuller: PandaDoc generates about 1,200 unique inbound signups daily
“We scaled outbound sales. We have about 1200 unique signups a day. So we're a massive inbound machine.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 12:35 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Fuller: PandaDoc inbound customer LTV is around $4,000
“Inbound is you cast a wide net and you catch anything. So lots of small businesses, lots of small deals. And you know, that's fantastic. That's great. But the LTV of those customers, you're in the four K range, right?”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 13:31 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Supported
Fuller: PandaDoc closed partnerships with HubSpot, Oracle, and Salesforce
“We've built and close partnerships with companies as large as HubSpot Oracle Salesforce where basically our product is in front of their customers and they're kind of, Power resellers, so to speak.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 15:02 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Supported
Fuller: Peter Caputa built an $80M agency reseller channel at HubSpot
“Basically he created eighty million in revenue from nothing as a an AE at HubSpot. He's now oversees eighty million dollars in revenue from turning marketing agencies into resellers of HubSpot.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 17:29 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Fuller Sent 47 Follow-Ups to ProsperWorks CMO to Close a Deal
“To close a deal with ProsperWorks. So they're a big online CRM. I sent 47 follow-ups to their chief marketing officer, and that was only possible because of Yesware.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 18:26 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Partly supported
Fuller: JobHive Raised $3M Series A Backed by Foundry Group
“I started JobHive was CEO, co-founder of that raised a Series A, had backers like Foundry Group. We did about three million in funding.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 1:57 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
Assertion Not checkable as stated
JobHive Scaled to 150 Enterprise Customers and 10,000 Job Seekers
“We had about a 150 paying customers in enterprise. And then we had about 10,000 active job seekers.”
Jared Fuller Mar 7, 2016 ▶ 2:16 How To Grow a $10 Million Annual Recurring Revenue SaaS Business Jared Fuller Episode 193
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