So I've been digging more into these revenue numbers we see on Zoominfo and they are definitely skewed. We show as $6.6M because they use a $200k revenue per employee model and we show as 33 employees.
They most likely used this number because of similar companies in the field, like Teladoc who has a bit over 2,000 employees and 400M of sales.
What I learned about Teladoc, is they are pretty much a glorified call center which is why they have so many employees and why their revenue/employee number is so low. I don't believe the network of doctors are included as employees either.
I really can't wait to see our revenue numbers. Assuming the 3.5M user figure on their website and data we saw in 2016 (that pdf I shared in the past), $6.6M is only like $2 per year per user. Teladoc, last time I checked was around $15 per subscriber per year. So just using that figure we should be at $52M in revenue, and with a 10x valuation should be at $500M market cap or $5/share (Weird how we always come to that number :p)
We also don't have the overhead that TDOC has, so if we are profitable, that is only going to help our valuation. Maybe instead of 10x, we're at 15x ($780M or $7.8/share) or 20x, etc.
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