HelloSign

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TOP FOUNDERS Disclosure
Smajic: Targeting DocuSign Keywords Delivers Best Ad Results for GetAccept
“HelloSign is being one of the other YC companies, but I think that the DocuSign is the best working best.”
Samir Smajic Dec 25, 2016 ▶ 9:40 EP 519: GetAccept Hits $44k MRR, Helping 1100 Companies Get Deals Signed with CEO Samir Samjic
TOP FOUNDERS Assertion Supported
HelloSign raised $3.5 million total across two venture rounds
“So after YC, we raised two million and then about two years later, we raised another million and a half. So we've raised three and a half million total.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 3:54 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla
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HelloSign holds more cash than its previous $1.5 million funding round
“We have more money in the bank than our, you know, our previous round that we raised.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 4:01 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla
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HelloSign has reached 47,000 monthly paying customers
“We've around 47,000 paying customers. So that's the customers that pay us every month.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 5:27 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla
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HelloSign employs roughly 60 full-time workers in San Francisco
“We have about 60 full time a little more, you know, employees in San Francisco.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 5:36 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla
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HelloSign has 5 to 6 million registered users across its products
“In terms of our user base, we have, you know, five to six million users across our products.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 5:42 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla
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HelloSign generates more than $600,000 in monthly recurring revenue
“We're definitely doing more than that.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 9:38 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla
Founders gain little upside from publicly sharing core startup metrics
“Yeah, I think that there isn't a lot of upside in sharing really core metrics publicly. I think there are a couple of metrics that we talk about sharing with the public, but I think apart from that, it doesn't make a lot of sense.”
Joseph Walla Dec 23, 2016 ▶ 14:12 EP 517: $3.5M Raised, 6m Users Helping 47k Customers Sign Documents with HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla

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