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Analytics Platforms10 West Market Street, Indianapolis, IndianaFounded 2015

DemandJump is an Indianapolis-based B2B software company founded in 2015 by Christopher Day, who serves as co-founder and former chief executive officer.

demandjump.comLinkedInUpdated Oct 3, 2026
Annual revenue
$5.5M
Oct 2024EST.
Latka Top
#579
of 1,372 interviewed companiesEST.
Total raised
$25.5M
8 rounds
Employees
17
Oct 2024
Customers
22

Demandjump revenue

Demandjump's last reported revenue was $1M in 2017 (Christopher Day on camera). GetLatka estimates it at about $5.5M a year (October 2024). Demandjump is #579 on the Latka Top. The Latka Top ranks the 1,372 companies Nathan Latka has interviewed by revenue.

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2017$1MCalculated from what Christopher Day saidWatch at 4:34
Jun 2023$3.5M–
Oct 2024$5.5MEST.GetLatka estimate

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Demandjump funding rounds & investors

Demandjump has raised $25.5M across eight rounds since 2015. The latest was a $6.5M funding round in June 2022.

DateRoundRaisedSource
Jun 2022Funding round$6.5M–
Jun 2019Funding round$5M–
Apr 2019Funding round$500K–
Jan 2018Funding round$4M–
Jan 2018Funding round$1.2M–
2018Series A$6MChristopher Day on cameraWatch at 8:58
May 2016Funding round$1.8M–
Sep 2015Funding round$500K–
Total raised$25.5M

Interviews with Christopher Day

Nathan Latka has interviewed Demandjump once, speaking with Christopher Day.

Watch: How DemandJump Hit $1M in Revenue in 18 Months, Then Spent Five Years Finding Product-Market Fit (Interview with Co-Founder Christopher Day)

June 2023 · Christopher Day, Co-Founder and Former CEO

How DemandJump Hit $1M in Revenue in 18 Months, Then Spent Five Years Finding Product-Market Fit (Interview with Co-Founder Christopher Day)

  • DemandJump reached $1M in revenue within about 18 months of founding in 2015, hitting that milestone in 2017.
  • Christopher Day declined to share a revenue range for the point at which he left DemandJump, saying it was the current CEO's to talk about.
  • The platform maps the entire content landscape around a central pillar topic in under ten minutes, showing customers how to structure content to match the way people actually search.

Read the interviewWatch

Demandjump competitors

Demandjump competes most directly with Ahrefs, Moz and Serpstat.

CompanyRevenueFundingEmployeesCustomersFounded
Ahrefs$100M–14750K2010
Moz$67.4M$29.1M31334K2004
Demandjump$5.5M$25.5M17222015
Serpstat$3.9M$250K821K2015

Demandjump employees

Demandjump has 17 employees (October 2024, LinkedIn), down from 32 a year earlier.

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Oct 202417LinkedIn
Jun 202332–
Jun 202143–
Jun 202035–
Dec 201832–
Aug 201717–

Demandjump FAQ

How much money does Demandjump make?

Demandjump's last reported revenue was $1M in 2017 (Christopher Day on camera). GetLatka estimates about $5.5M a year (October 2024).

How much funding has Demandjump raised?

$25.5M across 8 rounds; the latest was a $6.5M round in June 2022.

How many employees does Demandjump have?

About 17 as of October 2024 (LinkedIn).

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How this page is sourced

2 said on camera · 1 from public sources · 1 estimate. 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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