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On a related note. I always thought Xero made for an interesting case study for saas founders, as the company has went public when it had 150~ customers. That

On a related note. I always thought Xero made for an interesting case study for saas founders, as the company has went public when it had 150~ customers. That's pretty uncommon, and means that Xero's financial (including user/subscription growth) metrics are available for every year since founding. All here: https://www.xero.com/au/about/investors/financial-info/ https://www.xero.com/au/about/investors/financial-info/ Disclaimer: I work at Xero: API, integrations & add-on ecosystem.

hendry 9y ago
Would be nice if the data wasn't buried in PDFs.
- gk1 9y ago
  What's the incentive for them to make it more convenient to find?
  - hendry 9y ago
    Investor confidence? Better visibility?
    - PakG1 9y ago
      What company out there doesn't do PDFs? Genuinely curious. I'd hesitate to say that switching to non-PDF data would raise investor confidence all that much.
    - philtar 9y ago
      Investor confidence is definitely not affected by the fact that the company uses PDFs.