Jonah Goodhart

A bunch of sort of interesting people that we were sort of impressed by and thought were great leaders in the space decided that they would invest in us.

And so we raised

$1.5 million in the end of 2011.

And then 2012 was when we raised our first institutional route.

And so we went out to Mayfield, and Mayfield led what ended up being about a $13 million, what we called a Series B. Our numbers were, our lettering, I guess, was sort of funny.

So we had- Pre-seed, seed, you know.

It was weird.

So we, well, we'd raised $3 million or put in $3 million of our own money.

And then we raised a million five in, in friends and family and angel.

And in 2011, it was sort of odd to have four and a half million dollars raised and to say, you're then going to raise an A and maybe now that would be normal and the size of rounds of all.

come up since then.

But at that point, it felt like, all right, we've sort of done our A, because we've put almost $5 million into the company.

So this is really a B, was sort of how we felt about it.

And then we ended up just going out and sort of officially making that our series B. But it was technically our first institutional round.

And again, that was led by Mayfield.

SoftBank put in a little bit of money as well, but it was predominantly Mayfield.

And they joined our board at that point.

The last round that we raised was Insight Venture Partners.

So that was in 2015, Insight put in $50 million.

And that was our Series C. And what was the valuation on that?