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...you believe the revenue is going to be. And when you described this delta, what comes to mind to me is we were over forecasting. We were, like, overpromising and under delivering when we closed a deal. Exactly. Yeah. So, yeah, you have to predict out
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...are your your revenue are you retaining? And they were unnecessarily giving these major discounts to get this committed contract with a customer because we were incenting it, because there was a huge upfront commission component. And like you said, w
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...is a spread. Wow. Does that ever get you in trouble? Does that ever get you in trouble? And what I mean by that is, say, a chain goes out of business and you pay comp on estimated volume and, actually, they didn't hit it. They're way off it. Not happ
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...interpreting this right. So there's something that's not being recognized as revenue, but they are receiving cash for something that gets to be in their bank account, and they get to be in this really nice cash position even though on their income st
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Our roadmap will start with adding SMS notifications for people to get pitches and user reviews to earn trust between buyers and sellers, a UI in our product for paid prospecting campaigns, and a company wallet, an integration for marketing teams Hub
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...sure we fully appreciated at the time of a share repurchase over at imminent. Yeah. That's extremely well laid out. Basically, this is the first step down the path for the company. Right? 9899 is very early days, and you guys invest 12 and a half mil
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...2025. A a pretty big gap there showing just how hard it is to make these kinds of projections in the frothy world of AI. So they're valued at 5,500,000,000.0, when they raised 500,000,000 last July, and a $6,000,000,000 valuation at 70,000,000, ARR,
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That's down to 30% in 2024 just because it's not sustainable and and investors won't tolerate that level of lack of return. Also, if you think about payback period, if you you look at top quartile SaaS companies versus bottom quartile, top quartile h
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Revenue accelerates quarter over quarter while expenses remain stable. We cross breakeven in q four twenty twenty six and stay profitable from that point forward. Our headcount strategy combines core human hires and full capability AI agents. As of q
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...in revenue. So it was a 63% compound annual growth rate since closing and $27,000,000 in EBITDA, right, at a 20% margin. So that's pretty substantial value creation by any metric along any measure. The subscriber count grew about eight x over that pe
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