Four customers invested in the round because they trusted the product. The founder raised $16 million by combining strong revenue and usage metrics with customer backing. Investors saw quantitative traction plus qualitative endorsement from people actually using the product.
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Fundraise, I guess you were the main person accountable for that $16 million, which is pretty impressive. How did you end up raising so much and so fast?
Yeah. Yeah. I think a lot of it was, we just always focused on building a really good product, building relationships, and, you know, our customers had really, really good things to say about us. I think 4 of our customers invested in the round because they believed in the product and what we were building so much. And so I think a lot of it, what it came down to was Our customer— our investors looked at the traction that we had, the growth not only from a revenue standpoint but from a usage standpoint, and then they talked to our customers and then saw that they wanted to invest as well. And so I think that they realized that this— there's really something here.