“While we considered outside investment an unnecessary distraction, we made the decision to partner with OpenView and Iconiq because of their insight and extended network within the tech industry,” Awotona added.
seamless UX and elimination of time zone related issues)- Simplify design functionally and aesthetically- Maximize. Tope Awotona’s Atlanta-based scheduling platform Calendly helps make virtual meetings easier, and because we’re all meeting virtually in the time of coronavirus, the market is rewarding him. How Calendly Attracted Their First 1000 Customers (2013) Calendly’s Top 3 Success Elements Six months and 200K later, Awotona launched Calendly’s MVP (Minimum Viable Product) in 2013, and he never looked back since. Those were seed and early stage venture capital rounds and included money put into the company by Awotona himself. Previous investors include Greenspring Associates, Atlanta Ventures and IncWell. J-A07017-17 - 3 - protective order and granted the parties the opportunity to conduct pre-complaint discovery. Atlanta’s Calendly raises 350M From OpenView Venture Partners At 3B+ Valuation. Large rounds into startups are not a rare occurrence these days, but where Calendly arguably stands out is that prior to this new funding it had only raised $550,000 over two rounds in 20. “Our profitable, unique, product-led growth model has led to Calendly becoming the most used, most integrated, most loved scheduling platforms for individuals and large enterprises alike,” said company founder and Chief Executive Officer Tope Awotona. In 2020 the company doubled its subscription revenue to $70 million, with more than 10 million people using the platform each month.Ĭustomers include Zoom Video Communications Inc.
Like many cloud-based services that assist in remote working, Calendly has grown rapidly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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