Blog post for some more info about this http://open.bufferapp.com/buffer-public-revenue-dashboard/
Baremetrics for Buffer
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Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#12This looks stunning! When I clicked through the first time it said the MRR was about $250k which surprised me. On refresh it went back down to $9k.
Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#13Is their revenue entirely from the "Buffer for Business" plans?
Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#14This looks stunning! When I clicked through the first time it said the MRR was about $250k which surprised me. On refresh it went back down to $9k.
No, Buffer's MRR is 250K. Baremetrics' own MRR is $9K. Both dashboards are public. You might've been toggling between them.
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#15This looks stunning! When I clicked through the first time it said the MRR was about $250k which surprised me. On refresh it went back down to $9k.
No, Buffer's MRR is 250K. Baremetrics' own MRR is $9K. Both dashboards are public. You might've been toggling between them.
ah - wow. Then I am very impressed by the $250k. You're right - I was toggling between them. Thanks for clarifying.
Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#16This looks stunning! When I clicked through the first time it said the MRR was about $250k which surprised me. On refresh it went back down to $9k.
Two different demos we've got going...
https://buffer.baremetrics.io - Buffer's metrics https://demo.baremetrics.io - Our metrics :)
Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#17Doesn't this expose who their customers are (in the live stream)? I'm all for transparency, but it doesn't seem like the customer list is theirs to share.
Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#18Doesn't this expose who their customers are (in the live stream)? I'm all for transparency, but it doesn't seem like the customer list is theirs to share.
The customer names have been changed.
> Note: The transactions you see throughout the dashboard are real, but we've used fake customer names to keep them private.
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#19Re: Baremetrics for Buffer
#20Doesn't this expose who their customers are (in the live stream)? I'm all for transparency, but it doesn't seem like the customer list is theirs to share.
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