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Justin Jackson paused at about $30k MRR after a 11.5-month run to $20k Justin Jackson wrote that Transistor.fm's first revenue was $33 in February 2018, that a 60-month dream to $20k MRR happened in 11.5 months after the 1 August 2018 launch, and that as he wrote they were about to hit $30k
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