Additional interesting info that would be interesting:
1. Headcount history -- When they added roles -- What the roles were
2. Cost structure history
edit: clarify
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#12If good design makes one want to lick a site, this is very lickable.
As a developer who really struggles with design, this is the last thing I expected to hear from this. Thanks a lot!
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#13Is there burn rate for any of them?
A burn rate assumes a negative number. At ConvertKit we operate with about 18% profit margins.
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#14The amount written at the bottom of every startup is how much they earn/ month?
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#15I have little interest in the content, but kudus to the creator for a very well designed site.
Why bother with the preamble?
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#17The amount written at the bottom of every startup is how much they earn/ month?
Yup, monthly revenue. Of course these aren't in real time but are the most recent data I could find online.
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#18Is there burn rate for any of them?
That data would be interesting, but it's not something I found while compiling this list.
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#19Wow I did not expect this to blow up so fast! I'm sure there's a bunch I missed, so if you have any please let me know and I'll add them in.
Feature request: Filter by Cost
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#20Love this site! Did you use a front end framework/template to design it? It’s so slick.
Thanks! Tried to keep it as clean as possible, which turned out good I guess. It's plain bootstrap for the front end, built and served by a SSR Nuxt application.