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Caputa built the HubSpot agency partner and channel programs
“I built the channel program, the agency partner program at HubSpot”
Peter Caputa Aug 30, 2019 ▶ 3:31 1497 He Grew Hubspot Partner Program, Now $91k in MRR at DataBox
Assertion Partly supported
Caputa: Databox originally raised $3.8M for a failed enterprise strategy
“The company was founded actually in 20, late 2014, 2015, early 20 15. They raised 3.8 million CEO and other CEO joined about that time. They were trying to sell to the enterprise. It didn't work.”
Peter Caputa Aug 30, 2019 ▶ 7:08 1497 He Grew Hubspot Partner Program, Now $91k in MRR at DataBox
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Caputa: DataBox monthly customer churn is just below 4%
“It's a little right, right below four percent on the customer churn number. Our revenue churn number hovers between two and three percent.”
Peter Caputa Aug 30, 2019 ▶ 9:55 1497 He Grew Hubspot Partner Program, Now $91k in MRR at DataBox
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Caputa: DataBox spends zero on paid ads, acquires customers at $315 CAC
“We don't spend anything on paid. My biggest expense was a thousand bucks on t-shirts. So so our CAC, I have around 315 bucks here on 12 bucks per customer. So adding about 80 to a hundred customers a month.”
Peter Caputa Aug 30, 2019 ▶ 12:22 1497 He Grew Hubspot Partner Program, Now $91k in MRR at DataBox
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