Fig

“Over the course of our company, we've had, yeah, a 160, a 170 contributors.”

“Fig was at the top of hack and use basically all day. Like it was a really long day for my co-founder and me, but that got us, I would say double if not triple the number of users from hack and use as opposed to product time.”

“We're all engineers. We're a developer tool. So we have to be coding every day. And I think it will be like that for a while.”

“I think we will raise in the next like three or four months.”

“We're in the tens of thousands, like our monthly active users are in the tens of thousands at this point, but it's growing super quickly. Like this time last year, we're almost at nothing.”

“And in Q three last year, I think we were number two or number three. And then Q four last year, we were like In the top 10, I think maybe 10th.”

“We're just compounding the number of users by, yeah, 40 to 50% each month.”

“I think the most important thing is for you to say upfront, Here is, you know, who makes the final decision at the end of the day. Here are the rules. Cause we don't say that it just turns into chaos.”

“We have still have more than 60% or 70% of our money in the bank.”

“So we aren't selling that exact code. We like our model is some of our stuff is open source, meaning all of that code is public and anyone can contribute. Some of our code is closed. The stuff that we're going to sell is the closed stuff. And so any of the ope…”

“For individuals, figs always going to be free for teams after like 10 plus people, we're going to start charging.”