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Any.do claims retention is 5 to 10x higher than competitors
“I can say that from benchmark tests that we've had, both from, you know, third parties, like SimilarWeb, or even Google gave us some data, we have about five to 10 X the retention of our competitors, like day seven, day 30, day one. No, day one, no, but like d…”
Perchik: Any.do achieves CAC lower than day-one ARPU on paid acquisition
“And more recently we just started doing paid acquisition. So until December of last year, we've never done any paid acquisition whatsoever, and in December we started, and very, very quickly we got to the point where customer acquisition cost is actually lower…”
Perchik: To-do list apps will not be a multi-billion dollar market
“Subscription-based model for a to-do list is a relatively capped market. It's not going to be a multi-billion dollar market. Assistant has the potential of being that.”
Perchik: Any.do gets over 1M daily tasks, AI can handle at least 20%
“Tens of percents. Like, you know, it's over 20%.
Of what?
Of the tasks we're getting on a daily basis.
Oh, I see.
And every day we're getting over a million tasks.
Got it.
Every new day, so.
So there's 200,000 tasks that you think you can use with machine lear…”
Perchik: Any.do experiences 40% annual paying subscriber churn
“So like, okay, so churn for paying customers year over year, because like, we're mostly like, it's mostly yearly users. So like it's 40% which is, I think is okay.”
Perchik: Any.do has raised more than its publicly reported $6.5M
“So publicly it's 6.5, but it's actually more than that, but we haven't shared the data yet.”
Perchik: Any.do reaches 20 million users and 100,000 paying subscribers
“So AnyDo is the world's most popular task management app with over twenty million users with a current business model of subscription where people can pay us for features within the product. We have over a 100,000 paying subscribers growing pretty rapidly.”