
Gatherup
Valuation
$8M
2019 Revenue
$2.7M
Customers
1.3K
Funding
$0
Avg ACV
$2K
Team
16
Profits
$30K
Churn
36%
How Gatherup CEO Aaron Weiche grew Gatherup to $2.7M revenue and 1.3K customers in 2019.
customer experience, feedback and review platform
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Gatherup Revenue
In 2019, Gatherup's revenue reached $2.7M. Since its launch in 2013, Gatherup has shown consistent revenue growth.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2019 | Gatherup Hit $2.7m revenue in April 2019 |
| 2013 | Launched with $0 revenue |
Gatherup Valuation, Funding Rounds
Gatherup's most recent disclosed valuation is $8M.
Gatherup is a bootstrapped Other Analytics Software startup. Founded in 2013, Gatherup has grown to $2.7M in revenue without raising any venture capital or outside funding.
As a self-funded Other Analytics Software SaaS company, Gatherup has built its business with no outside investment.
| Year | Round | Amount | Valuation | % Sold |
|---|
Gatherup Employees & Team Size
Gatherup employs approximately 16 people as of 2026, down from 19 in 2019.
Gatherup has 16 total employees in different roles and functions and 3 sales reps that carry a quota. They have 1.3K customers that rely on the company's solutions.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2020 | Reached 16 employees (December 2020) |
| 2020 | Reached 18 employees (June 2020) |
| 2019 | Reached 19 employees (December 2019) |
| 2019 | Reached 19 employees (April 2019) |
Founder / CEO
Aaron Weiche
Aaron Weiche has over 20 years experience in founder, partner and executive roles building digital agencies and SaaS companies. He joined GatherUp in 2015 as a partner overseeing sales/marketing and took over the CEO role in February 2018. Aaron speaks internationally on customer experience, online reviews, mobile and SEO.
Q&A
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What's your age? | 47 |
| Favorite online tool? | - |
| Favorite book? | - |
| Favorite CEO? | - |
| Advice for 20 year old self | - |
Customers
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Frequently Asked Questions about Gatherup
What is Gatherup's revenue?
Gatherup generates $2.7M in revenue.
Who founded Gatherup?
Gatherup was founded by Aaron Weiche.
Who is the CEO of Gatherup?
The CEO of Gatherup is Aaron Weiche.
How much funding does Gatherup have?
Gatherup raised $0.
How many employees does Gatherup have?
Gatherup has 16 employees.
Where is Gatherup headquarters?
Gatherup is headquartered in Buffalo, Minnesota, United States.
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Full Interview Transcript
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hello everyone my guest today is aaron wykie he has over 20 years experience and founder partner on executive roles building digital agencies and sas companies he joined gather up in 2015 as a partner overseeing sales and marketing and took over the ceo role in february 2018. aaron speaks internationally on customer experience online reviews mobile and seo aaron you ready to take us to the top long time listener first time caller let's do it oh no by the way people always ask they go nathan we can't figure out why ceos agreed to come on your show you just beat the hell out of them like what is fun for them and why the hell do they do it so you answer why do you do it uh why why not you're doing it on a daily basis why keep it a secret right why not put it out there and why not have a good conversation well i'm glad you're i'm glad you came on i'm looking forward to this so usually when there's a ceo changing a company right there's a catalyst for it what happened in february 2018 where you move from sales and marketing to taking over the ceo role yeah i think it was just a maturation of our company our uh initial founders uh we're great at you know we're bootstrapped getting the company off the ground but i'd had a lot of experience scaling companies from kind of where we're at to those next two or three levels and i think it just became apparent to us as partners when we talked about it that i had the best experience and was the most suited to take us to those next steps so so your involvement prior to that were you an employee with an equity grant leading sales and marketing or were you an investor in the company what was your role before that uh i got brought on right as we were kind of uh forming the corporation once things kind of got moving so came on with an equity stake okay and basically you know vp of sales and marketing role so helping land land new business and get us out there and give me a general sense here we're talking about like a 10-person team or what's the team size yeah team size uh our 19th person starts on monday okay 19 people okay healthy good all right and then um we jumped into that fairly quickly tell us what the company does absolutely so the easiest way when i have a conversation with people is when you think about today as the amazon economy where pricing deliverability availability all of those have been commoditized what gatherup aims to do is help you defend the last two big things any company has and that's brand and reputation so in a simple way what we help you do is gather manage and then market those customer experiences and online review data to a business's advantage so easy examples would be like a 200 location storage unit or a 20 location fast casual restaurant our most commonly used feature is proactively reaching out to customers after that experience using email or sms and asking them how was the experience capturing net promoter score a few survey questions and trying to put them on the front door of writing an online review at google trip advisor facebook and older in order to bolster their reputation and can you so like name a customer you're talking like h m or like joe's crab shack or what yeah so uh customer be like uh pods right the storage units that get uh dropped off right in front of your house or uh allstate um and and their insurance agent so after you go in to uh renew your policy or have an interaction with them we follow up with a you know but we look at what we want to be as the best two-minute conversation after an experience we're not looking to be a medallion where you have 30 40 questions super taxing on the user we want it to be a positive brand experience and a win-win for the customer to be able to talk and a win for the business to understand far more from far more customers how they feel about that business okay good and then um give me a give me a sense here sideways so what are customers paying per month on average for this thing yeah so our pricing model is per location uh and that obviously can really range because we have um you know one location customers and then we have those that are in in the tens of thousands so probably the easiest way to quantify is you know one brand is an account um and and an account on average to us is probably worth around a 170 mark okay 170 bucks a month and that's usually spanning how many locations um well that can really range right so i can tell you we have 1300 active accounts um and inside of that like i said it can be at one location it can be a 12 000 location so there's really a lot of variety in there but we really have three main areas we're going after the single location is a complete self-serve then we have a you know multi-location so this could be 510 locations on up into the thousands and then we have a white label version of our product as you mentioned in the intro um my background as well as all of our co-founders all in digital marketing so we have a white label version and so we have hundreds of agencies that white label our software and then resell it to their customers yeah it gets harder and harder than track that like an average price point because of the markup the markdown blah blah blah okay okay can i generally take 1300 customers times that 170 a month you guys are what doing north of 200 a month now yes yep okay fair enough that's great and where were you you know call it when you were closing out december 2018. uh yeah at the end of december probably sub uh 190 ish okay 190ish and where is most of the growth coming from is it expanding those accounts to more locations or is it uh is it adding new logos all together yeah so it's it's a pretty even split right now with uh that reseller channel um you know great growth there while they're selling new clients in and adding new locations and brands to their accounts um but then the the biggest market we're most actively in is that multi-location right now especially in like a 50 to 500 location set is where we're seeing a lot of new customers and new logos coming on interesting okay and then talk to me about the growth i mean obviously getting these this amount of customers sign up is no easy task what channel is especially because you were sales and marketing right so what channel is working most effectively yeah so we are inbound like nobody's business um we're leveraging all of our experience there we post and share a ton of content so we do a lot of research in the area of online reviews we do a lot of you know thought leadership right we recently wrote an article about how google uh uses reviews and views reviews in junction with you know some of the the patents they've filed it and things like that okay hold on let's go deep on that one so when someone searches how google uses reviews first off before you even make the time to write the article i assume you have some sense of what the prize is if you rank number one for that term so what's total traffic on a term like that yeah so and it's not even as much we don't look as the traffic as much as the outcome we look at when we know these right when we write these things based on our background and things like that um one of our partners too uh mike blumenthal is a long time very deep uh expert in the in the local search and google maps industry so a lot of times when we create this content it gets amplified by those that are connected to it so like search engine land or moz things like that are going to link back to our articles as well as others writing articles about it so you know a lot of it isn't always as much we definitely have some things where we get good traffic straight from google but a lot of it is just being cited as as the resource and as an expert in that area by you know all kinds of different people that are got it so like this article will get backlinks from other people that want to reference you and that's a good way you get on the in leads yeah yeah so how many how many leads coming in per would you say per month yeah um it really depends by segment you know on the agency side well over uh a hundred agencies are looking into our pricing um looking to get demos and and add us to their pro pro product marketing mix um in multi locations we're we're there at about dozens okay um and enforce right now out of our 19 i mean we have one inside sales person on the agency side for the last year just because of what we hit and how much we needed there i'm still doing all of our sales in in the multi location world uh hopefully that's going to be changing it in the next six months um but yeah we put all of our focus into inbound haven't done a dollar of paid those 100 plus inbound agencies per month that come in i mean how many of them will you close that month or in the subsequent months yeah uh we're usually somewhere between 25 and 30 each month of what we're onboarding in that channel okay i mean that's all i i'll let you know 100 ish 170 ish per month starting yup yeah that's good that's nice growth all right good so you just said zero in terms of in terms of marketing spend i mean when you what about like a fully weighted cac so include salaries of people that are mainly doing things related to new customers yeah and because we're...
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