Evan Leong

So DevSlopes is a learn-to-code platform.

We're available for iOS, macOS, and tvOS.

We're going to come out with Windows soon, but basically we deliver videos to you with tutorials on how to code.

Sort of.

It's almost like Treehouse, but we think we're a little more down-to-earth, and we're really effective at taking people, like you said, from beginner to paid professional.

Uh, we, so we've been around for around a year, year and a half, and we have been selling our courses online, um, and through our platform.

And then more recently, like in the past month, we just coded, uh, our subscription model.

Um, so we're starting to convert over to a SAS.

Yeah, we do.

So we launched last month and out the gate, we garnered around 130 subscriptions.

Um, on average they pay around, uh, 20, a little over $20 a month.

Um, cause we have, uh, plans ranging from, you know, like $15 a month for the year or, you know, $25 a month, uh, for the month.

Uh, and they're paying for all access to, to our content.

Well, some of them, some of them, you know, give access to some of the content and then the higher priced ones are, you know, you get everything that we ever make.

We are funded.

We raised money on Kickstarter, and then we got a private investor for a little bit more.

How much on Kickstarter?

We raised around $190,000.

We're actually really surprised because you know how software projects normally don't fare that well on Kickstarter, so we're really blessed to have that happen.

Yeah, so first of all, our CEO, Mark Price, is a really, really good salesman, and he's good at getting to the heart of just what kind of makes people tick.