Authorize.Net
company on 5 shows · 2 statements across 2 episodes · said 14 times in 11 episodes since 2016
Top Founders 7 
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast 3 
Startups For the Rest of Us 2 
A Product Market Fit Show 1 
How I Built This 1
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- 1625 How $31M ARR CEO Profits $500k/mo and Cracked SMB Net Retention of 110%
- PandaDoc Hits 14k Customers, $100+ ARPU, "Will Hit $19m in ARR in 2019"
- Bonus Episode: What Courtland Allen Has Learned Interviewing 155 Startup Founders
- 1631 His Argument For Moving from SaaS to On Prem
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Seibel: Before Stripe, accepting credit cards required a 30-page contract
“It took us three months to start accepting credit cards. I think there was a 30 page contract that we had to read and figure out a sign.”
Software vendors driving payment gateway volume receive revenue share agreements
“So when you have volume going through any gateway, basically every company has some agreement with the gateway to get some kind of mutual funding that goes back and forth, like authorized.net has one. Braintree has one. PayPal has one. They all have one. So ev…”