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In 2006, they built an inbound community to help people achieve their business goals and called it – HubSpot.
HubSpot also launched their Website Grader in 2007.
In 2007, the company’s revenue was $255,000.
The first HubSpot solutions were sold in 2008.
In 2008, Halligan permitted a sales representative to begin with the selling of HubSpot’s core product to the third parties.
In 2009 Schwartz’s revenues from digital-based services grew by 300%. Based on this success, Schwartz was the example HubSpot needed to prove the value of social media, SEO and detailed visitor engagement reports, and soon after Forrester noted that HubSpot offered something unique.
Soon, other companies became interested in what HubSpot was offering, and by 2010, the company’s revenue reached $15,6 million.
2010 - HubSpot acquired Oneforty, and releases multiple free tools as inbound marketing assets.
In 2011, Halligan received the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2011 New England Award.
The company also released a Twitter tracking feature in 2011.
In 2011, HubSpot acquired an app store for Twitter known as Oneforty.
Their latest funding was raised on Nov 5, 2012 from a Series E round.
In 2012, the company launched Inbound which is a conference for both the marketers and HubSpot customers.
In 2013 HubSpot opened its first international office located in Dublin, Ireland, and listed itself as a public offering the following year.
2014 saw HubSpot filing for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 25th, requesting they be listed on the NY Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol HUBS.
In 2014, HubSpot also launched its legendary product - HubSpot free CRM. A year later, the Boston Globe named the company the best enterprise to work for yet again.
2014 The sprocket hits the floor of the NYSE for HubSpot's first initial public offering.
In 2015, HubSpot's CMO Mike Volpe was fired because of his attempt to obtain a draft copy of "Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Start-Up Bubble", written by former employee Daniel Lyons.
2015 HubSpotters release 15,000 orange ping pong balls into HQ’s atrium to celebrate the company’s 15,000 customer milestone.
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2017 Michelle Obama keynotes INBOUND, marking the first event in history where no one cared if they missed their morning coffee.
Their most recent investment was on Oct 25, 2018, when Ask Lorem raised $2.5M.
2018 The HubSpot Customer Code goes live, a new guidepost for the better way to grow.
HubSpot’s last revenue number last reported was at $674.9 million in 2019.
2019 - HubSpot acquires PieSync, a customer data synchronisation platform.
HubSpot revenue for the twelve months ending September 30, 2020 was $0.817B, a 29.15% increase year-over-year.
As of December 2020, HubSpot Announced Major Upgrade To Its Sales CRM, Marrying Enterprise Power With Consumer Ease-of-Use - HubSpot is bringing power and ease-of-use to enterprise sales software with a major upgrade of its sales CRM, Sales Hub Enterprise.
In 2020, a data-driven journey continues - HubSpot acquired PieSync, a customer data synchronization platform.
The revenue of the company reached $1,287 million in 2021.
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In 2021, HubSpot grew to $15.6M. Then, later that year, the company acquired Oneforty, the Twitter app store founded by Laura Fitton.
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