why aren't all 7 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Supported
Hartert: JotForm developed first drag-and-drop SaaS interface for forms
“What we developed was the very first drag and drop interface as a SAS product where somebody could just literally say, I want these fields.”
Assertion Supported
Hartert: Jotform plans range from $39/mo to $7,200/yr enterprise base
“They go anywhere high as 99 dollars a month, the 39 dollars a month for our bronze plans. And if they want to move up to our enterprise plans, again, there's a minimum of five users on that. And that starts it's about 70 to 7200 dollars a year for that without…”
Assertion Partly supported
Hartert: Jotform free tier caps at 5 forms and 100 submissions monthly
“So for example, our free plan, you're allowed up to five forms and you get a hundred submissions a month per form.”
Assertion Supported
Hartert: Jotform Has Never Taken a Dime of Investor Money
“We're bootstrapped. We're, we've never taken a dime of any investor money anywhere.”
Assertion Supported
Hartert: JotForm has never taken any outside investor money
“We've been a bootstrap company since day one. We've never taken one dime. Still today. Still today. We've never taken one dime of any investor money.”
Assertion Supported
Hartert: Jotform Headcount Is Closing In on 400 Employees
“I think if you looked at the head count, I'm going to say I was, I'm probably in the first 50 employees that were hired for the company. So I've seen this grow from, you know, from where we were to we were closing in on 400 employees now.”
Assertion Partly supported
Hartert: JotForm has around 75 employees
“We are about 75 people in Programmers support people the marketing team obviously and such like that.”