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The AngelList 2011 Yearbook
- dzohrob 15y agoHint: click the "Shuffle" icon in the upper-right. It's addictive.
- hornbaker 15y agoAnyone else surprised by how low the numbers are? Only 500 startups and 2,500 investors joined last year? 2011 was the breakout growth year for AngelList according to their Alexa graph[1]. And Angel.co has 740K pages indexed by Google, of which about 356K of which appear to be investor profiles, 159K appear to be company profiles, and the remaining 225K could be assumed to be entrepreneur profiles. Perhaps there's another large subset of indexed pages I'm missing? I'd love to know the actual total counts of startups, angels, and entrepreneurs if anyone is privy. [1] http://i.imgur.com/lsMCY.png http://i.imgur.com/lsMCY.png
- shiftb 15y agoIt looks like that's 500 Startups WITH 10+ intros. # of intros is probably a good indicator of whether or not they got funded. I would read that as 500 startups that got funded. I imagine there are WAY more startups that signed up.
- rfairfax 15y agoStartup data trends (which gets its data via AngelList's API) shows 18799 startups in total when you search on location "Earth" http://startupdatatrends.com/?tags=1643 http://startupdatatrends.com/?tags=1643 It's reasonable to think that most of these startups created AngelList accounts in 2011 (given hornbaker's Alexa graph).
- nivi 15y agoYep, it is startups with 10+ intros only. We get about 100 startup profiles a day.
- massarog 15y agoWe joined angellist, and we are not on that list, so I would assume its startups with X number of intros.