Poll: is your startup profitable?
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Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#12Other interesting options: * Yes - and we're making more than we would working elsewhere. * Yes - and it's at least "ramen profitable" and more or less self-sustaining. * Yes, but not enough to live on just yet.
Definitely, mine would be "Yes, but not enough to live on just yet."
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#13No, but we got revenue. http://urlbox.io - We are screenshot as a service.
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#14Not exactly a startup: our project [1] is making some revenue, but is far from profitable (edit: which is kind of on purpose, but that's a story for another time) [1] http://freelancersticker.com
Interesting, I was thinking of doing something like this to my macbook recently.
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#15yep! just quit my job and went full-time on the startup this week, too!
You might as well plug it now, I and others are probably curious about it now.
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#16Yep! (I feel proud and lucky to say that)
Bootstrapped on $60 in Adwords by my business partner when he was selling a finance spreadsheet in college. :)
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#17No, but have revenue. If not for the crisis we would be making profit now, so it will soon happen :)
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#18Yes we are profitable and we've always bootstrapped everything we do: http://viralsweep.com
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#19Not sure if it'd count (not really a startup) but could live on it in India.
That makes me think, coders in India have an edge when it comes to quitting their outsourced job. Being ramen profitable (or idly profitable?) is actually quite easy compared to the first world counterparts.
Call it reverse geo-arbitrage?
Re: Poll: is your startup profitable?
#20Those who are profitable are more likely to vote.