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Took them four years to convince himself to finally quit and go all in, launch the company

or the idea maybe in 2011, then went all in in 2015 once they could pay themselves salaries.

Today, a team of six people in Sweden in remote locations. They've passed about 175 customers doing about 70 grand per month in Pure Play

SaaS revenue, almost that beautiful million dollar run rate. Now, they're already over that when

you add in their kind of one-time fees as well. But growth is about 50% year over year. They've got

net revenue retention over 100% as well. Only churning on a gross basis about 8% of revenue per year, spending

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