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LeadCrunch plans to raise a large Series C round in 2022
“You can expect us to do a round in another year that would be a large Series C”
Olin Hyde Jan 3, 2021 ▶ 11:05 LeadCrunch Hits $24m Revenue, $650k Revenue Per Employee, Raising $30m for 20% Of Business 2021?
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LeadCrunch raised $12.5 million at a $56 million valuation in 2018
“I think that we raised 12.5. I mean, I don't think there's any secret. Our post-money valuation was fifty six million.”
Olin Hyde Jan 3, 2021 ▶ 11:47 LeadCrunch Hits $24m Revenue, $650k Revenue Per Employee, Raising $30m for 20% Of Business 2021?
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LeadCrunch cut headcount from 75 to 35 across three rounds of layoffs
“Yeah, it's actually, we were at 75, and then I did three layoffs.”
Olin Hyde Jan 3, 2021 ▶ 14:29 LeadCrunch Hits $24m Revenue, $650k Revenue Per Employee, Raising $30m for 20% Of Business 2021?
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LeadCrunch has raised approximately $20 million in total funding
“Our company's raised a total of about twenty million dollars.”
Olin Hyde Jan 3, 2021 ▶ 10:41 LeadCrunch Hits $24m Revenue, $650k Revenue Per Employee, Raising $30m for 20% Of Business 2021?
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Hyde sold his previous anti-fraud startup Autosemantics to Swiss group AI One
“The last one was Autosemantics, and we analyzed social media feeds on the behalf of chief financial officers of public companies to identify and isolate pump and dump schemes, and that company was sold to a group out of Switzerland called AI One”
Olin Hyde Oct 1, 2017 ▶ 2:09 799: SaaS: How He Grew To $200k MRR, $2m Raised at $7m Cap
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Lead Crunch spends most of its $6,500 marketing budget on itself
“Of the 6500 about 4500 was spent on our own stuff, and then we always are doing experiments.”
Olin Hyde Oct 1, 2017 ▶ 14:29 799: SaaS: How He Grew To $200k MRR, $2m Raised at $7m Cap
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