The Ledger

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Pinterest changed its employee option exercise window to be unlimited
“Pinterest changed that window to be unlimited infinity window. So you don't even have to make that call, which is super exciting.”
James Smith Aug 25, 2017 ▶ 8:48 762: 4000 Developers Pay Them To Catch Bugs, $9.5m Raised
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Bugsnag has about 4,000 paying customer companies
“So we have about 4000 companies that are paying for Bugsnag to monitor their services.”
James Smith Aug 25, 2017 ▶ 11:57 762: 4000 Developers Pay Them To Catch Bugs, $9.5m Raised
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Bugsnag generates more than $2 million in ARR
“Yeah, we're definitely above that.”
James Smith Aug 25, 2017 ▶ 13:27 762: 4000 Developers Pay Them To Catch Bugs, $9.5m Raised
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Bugsnag keeps revenue and logo churn under one percent
“I think we're definitely below the norm in terms of churn in, in the under, under one percent on both revenue and logo churn.”
James Smith Aug 25, 2017 ▶ 13:53 762: 4000 Developers Pay Them To Catch Bugs, $9.5m Raised
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Bugsnag achieves standard SaaS gross margins despite processing heavy data
“We are definitely in the typical SAS gross margins range. We are, it's interesting for us, that's, Harder to achieve because we have a data intensive SAS product. So we, I think there's billions of crash reports per day coming into our servers these days. So a…”
James Smith Aug 25, 2017 ▶ 18:15 762: 4000 Developers Pay Them To Catch Bugs, $9.5m Raised
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Bugsnag had $4,500 MRR when raising its seed round
“And so I think we were probably about 4.5 K in MRR back when we raised our seed round back in the day.”
James Smith Aug 25, 2017 ▶ 13:03 762: 4000 Developers Pay Them To Catch Bugs, $9.5m Raised
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