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Digital Adoption PlatformsUniversity City, MissouriFounded 2017CEO David Karandish

Capacity, founded in 2017 and headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, is an AI-powered customer support automation platform that helps businesses handle inbound support across self-service, agent-assist, and campaign and scheduling workflows.

capacity.comLinkedInUpdated Oct 5, 2026
Annual revenue
$50M
Mar 2025 · Confirmed by CEO+16% YoY
Latka Top
#148
of 1,375 interviewed companies
Total raised
$87.5M
6 rounds
Employees
151
Dec 2024
Customers
2K

Capacity revenue

Capacity's annual revenue was $50M in March 2025, the most recent figure on record. That is up 16% from $43M a year earlier. Capacity is #148 on the Latka Top, level with nine others. The Latka Top ranks the 1,375 companies Nathan Latka has interviewed by revenue.

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Dec 2018$5MConfirmed by CEO
Dec 2020$6.5M–
Dec 2021$13M–
Nov 2022$18M–
Oct 2023$27.8MConfirmed by CEO
2024$43MDavid Karandish on cameraWatch at 10:25
Mar 2025$50MConfirmed by CEO

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Interview Notes

Company snapshot

  • YouCanBook.me—launched in 2012 and now operating as Capacity’s scheduling business—has evolved from a fully-bootstrapped tool into a mature SaaS unit.
  • Current ARR: ≈ $5 million
  • Monthly volume: ≈ 1 million bookings
  • Prior external funding: none (100 % customer-funded)
  • Deal structure at exit: 50 % cash / 50 % Capacity equity
  • Acquisition closed on 18 Dec 2024

Growth trajectory

  • Revenue expansion was steady rather than “hockey-stick,” but it compounded impressively over time.
  • ARR grew from ≈ $1 million (2016-17) to ≈ $5 million (2024)—a 5× jump in ~7 years.
  • A pivotal catalyst: Capacity’s 2 000-customer base needed a native scheduler; YouCanBook.me needed reach—strong product-market synergy.
  • Bookings milestone achieved just before signing: > 1 million bookings per month.

Funding & buyer context

  • The contrast between bootstrapper and well-funded acquirer shaped the deal’s dynamics.
  • YouCanBook.me: never raised outside capital—$0 total.
  • Capacity: ≈ $100 million raised to date (latest $26 million Series D in Oct 2024).
  • Capacity FY-2024 ARR: ≈ $43 million.
  • M&A cadence: 8–9 prior acquisitions, guided by a “24-step customer-experience journey.”

Team & culture

  • A lean, remote-first crew will now anchor Capacity’s scheduling division.
  • Full-time employees: 22.
  • Total headcount incl. contractors: ≈ 35.
  • Headquarters: Bedford, U.K. (operates fully remote).
  • Post-deal plan: entire team—including founders—joins Capacity.

Founder snapshot

  • Bridget Harris continues to steer the product while sharing in the upside of the enlarged company.
  • Role: Co-founder & CEO.
  • Personal note: married to co-founder Keith Harris.
  • Post-sale status: remains in charge and now a Capacity shareholder.

Deal-making moments

  • A few colorful beats humanize the transaction timeline.
  • First outreach: LinkedIn DM (Mar 2024)—“Sold my last company for $960 M… would love to sync…”
  • In-person diligence: Halloween 2024 in St. Louis (teams met in costume).
  • Signing scene: on a train home from a Paul McCartney concert, 18 Dec 2024.
  • Capacity’s thesis: “Fill every one of 24 CX steps—scheduling was the missing piece.”

Quick-fire numbers

  • For at-a-glance reference:
  • 12 years bootstrapped.
  • $5 M ARR.
  • 1 M bookings / month.
  • 22 FTE / 35 total staff.
  • 50 % cash / 50 % equity deal.
  • 18 Dec 2024 close.
  • Capacity: $43 M ARR • $100 M raised • $26 M Series D • 8-9 acquisitions • 24-step CX roadmap.

Capacity funding rounds & investors

Capacity has raised $87.5M across six rounds since 2017. The latest was a $26M Series D in October 2024.

DateRoundRaisedSource
Oct 2024Series D$26MCalculated from what David Karandish saidWatch at 14:50
Jan 2022Series C$27M–
Oct 2020Series C$11M–
Oct 2019Series B$13.5M–
Jun 2018Series A$8.4M–
Jan 2017Seed$1.6MCalculated from what David Karandish saidWatch at 11:48
Total raised$87.5M

Interviews with David Karandish

Nathan Latka has interviewed Capacity once, speaking with David Karandish. Each figure links to the second it was said.

Growth tactics they described: Account-Based Marketing (ABM)Watch at 8:14

Capacity competitors

Capacity competes most directly with Zoho, Intercom, Helpscout and Crisp Chat.

CompanyRevenueFundingEmployeesCustomersFounded
Zoho$1.5B$7.3M24K250K1996
Intercom$400M$240.8M1,50030K2011
Capacity$50M$87.5M1512K2017
Helpscout$24M$13M2249K2015
Crisp Chat$1.4M–15200K–

#7 of 505 Digital Adoption Platforms companies by revenue · category median $1.9M · See the ranking

Capacity CEO, founders & employees

David Karandish founded Capacity in 2017 and runs it as CEO. Capacity has 151 employees (December 2024, LinkedIn), up from 102 a year earlier.

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Dec 2024151LinkedIn
Oct 2024127LinkedIn
Nov 2023102–
Sep 2023102–
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Nov 202294–
Jan 202294–
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Nov 202182–
Aug 202182–
Apr 202176–

Capacity FAQ

How much money does Capacity make?

The most recent figure is $50M in annual revenue, from March 2025.

How much funding has Capacity raised?

$87.5M across 6 rounds; the latest was a $26M Series D in October 2024.

Who is the CEO of Capacity?

David Karandish, a co-founder.

Who founded Capacity?

David Karandish, in 2017.

How many employees does Capacity have?

About 151 as of December 2024 (LinkedIn).

How this page is sourced

6 said on camera · 5 from public sources. Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice. The Latka Top ranks the private, operating companies Nathan Latka has interviewed by the latest revenue figure on each profile, reported or estimated; equal figures share a rank.

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