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Zinman: Monday.com's SMB retention proved more stable than enterprise during the downturn
“In the last, You know, 12 months since the economy changed is that we actually found that our SMB budget was more stable than our enterprise segment. So the SMBs NRR, yeah, was actually more stable.”
Zinman: monday.com Gross Retention Is at an All-Time High
“We have our highest gross attention
Ever, I would say, currently.
The gross attention of the company, given the economy, given everything that's happening in the world just to give people context, like, we see gross attention going up, actually.”
Zinman: monday CRM is growing faster than core monday.com originally grew
“We have great momentum with CRM, and we're super proud of the growth, and it's actually grown faster than what Monday did back in the day, which is pretty impressive.”
Zinman: 70% of monday.com's Customers Have Always Been Non-Tech
“From day one, 70% of our customers were non-tech, and non-tech, I mean, you can see here, like real estate, banking, construction, even churches were using us back in the days and now.”
Zinman: monday.com holds more cash than total venture and IPO capital raised
“We had more cash in the bank than we ever raised from VCs and the public market.”
Zinman: monday.com serves over 250,000 customers across diverse industries and geographies
“And I think maybe what's a little bit unique about Monday is the variety of customers, not just the, you know, total number of customers, which is relatively high over 250,000, but the variety across different industries, different markets, different countries…”