OpenSnow's Revenue Surge Amid Colorado's Drought
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Joel Gratzs OpenSnow weather app, a skier-focused forecast tool, has seen remarkable growth, pulling in mid-seven-figure revenue last season, a forty percent increase from before. Despite scarce snow, the app has tripled its subscribers over the past five years, with sales quadrupling and subscription cash jumping five hundred percent. Gratz shifted from ad money to steady subscriptions, launching a premium tier that now covers ten to fifteen percent of all customers. With cash reserves, theyre eyeing AI upgrades and expansion, but computing costs are a concern. Gratz is optimistic about the next winter, hoping for better snow odds and a rebound in the industry that aligns with OpenSnows momentum.
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