SendGrid
2 statements across 2 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Jul 3, 2018 by Michael Johnson · said 23 times in 16 episodes since 2017 · across every show →
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- 1074 I left Wall Street trenches to do Email Business Intelligence
- 1159 SF Company w/ $50m Raised "Of course we're burning cash!"
- 1173 Loyalty Perk SaaS Hits 2300 Locations, $2.3m in ARR
- 1162 Pittsburg Placed Niche.com Passes 10m Uniques/Mo, $3m in SaaS Revenue
- 1113 His Vegas Raceway Grossed $10m in Y1, Here's How
- 1044 How This Engineer Went From $0 to $44k/mo in Revenue
- 1007 How Outbound.io Grew to $30k MRR Before Exiting to ZenDesk
- 960 How SmartBear Passed $90m in ARR Helping 10,000 Customers Test Software
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2017 2 mentions in 1 episode
Everything said about SendGrid, oldest first
Jul 3, 2018 positive
Johnson's data shows SparkPost edged out SendGrid among migrating Mandrill users
“Well, we took a look at it, and we saw that they'd, they'd gone to a combination of SparkPost, SendGrid, Mailgun, and to a lesser extent Amazon S, S-Tree, or SES. And for the most part, it looks like SparkPost, one, they edged out SendGrid by just a little bit…”
Aug 20, 2024
Denk: beehiiv required a $40K-$75K upfront SendGrid contract early on
“We are built on top of SendGrid, which is like an email engine to actually send and distribute the emails. And to get the attention that we needed from them, we needed like an annual contract with some sort of like volume lock-in, which is like, I don't know, …”