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Ha: Disqus is profitable and makes over $20M in annual revenue

Daniel Ha · 990 How Commenting App Disqus Makes $20m+ Annually · Apr 10, 2018 · at 12:31

Disqus co-founder and CEO Daniel Ha discusses the company's financial performance pre-acquisition with Nathan Latka.

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“So discuss has been a profitable. We are in the 20 plus million dollar annual mark.”

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