Allstacks hit $1.5M ARR in late 2021, growing 4X year-over-year
Hirsch Tapadia · 300% YoY Growth, $1.5m Revenue Now Helping Dev Teams Manage Output · Jan 6, 2022 · at 18:23
Hirsch Tapadia is the co-founder and CEO of Allstacks, an engineering intelligence platform. He discusses revenue milestones with host Nathan Latka.
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“We've crossed a million at the end of Q three. We're doing we're doing about one five at the end of Q four. That'll be a four X on the year.”
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