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I'm not agreeing with TC on this terrible article. But, I will say that $315,000 would have been 5-6 years of money for my start-up, based on how much money my
by andrewljohnson 16y ago
I'm not agreeing with TC on this terrible article.
But, I will say that $315,000 would have been 5-6 years of money for my start-up, based on how much money my co-founder and I spent before becoming profitable.
If you think ramen-living means spending more, or even as much as $50/K per person per year, you're coming from a different place than me.
- ashu 16y agoH-1B rules
- aresant 16y agoUnderstand where you're coming from, but with Buxfer I am guessing they had more costs than the average start-up. I base this on assuming that they had licensing agreements to allow for syncronising w/financial institutions. Mint.com shared some data at one point noting that their largest cost had been those API sets and access, from a cursory glance I'm assuming that Buxfer had to use similar . . .