
Tweet Binder
Valuation
$900K
2024 Revenue
$292.9K
Customers
120
Funding
$463.1K
YOY
26.5%
Avg ACV
$2.4K
Team
2
Profits
$10K
How Tweet Binder CEO Javier Abrego grew Tweet Binder to $292.9K revenue and 120 customers in 2024.
Provider of Hashtag tracking tools to analyze, classify and display Twitter and Instagram content. The company's platform gives a detailed report containing retweets, actual conversations, keywords, check-ins, images, text-only tweets and links, by entering a hashtag. Its analytics and display technologies turn campaigns into interactive tools, enabling users to optimize their campaigns and events activity on Social Media., Analyze Twitter information
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Tweet Binder Revenue
In 2024, Tweet Binder's revenue reached $292.9K. The company previously reported $231.6K in 2023. Since its launch in 2013, Tweet Binder has shown consistent revenue growth.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Tweet Binder Hit $292.9k revenue in October 2024 |
| 2023 | Tweet Binder Hit $231.6k revenue in November 2023 |
| 2022 | Tweet Binder Hit $330k revenue in November 2022 |
| 2021 | Tweet Binder Hit $440k revenue in November 2021 |
| 2021 | Tweet Binder Hit $440k revenue in September 2021 |
| 2020 | Tweet Binder Hit $440k revenue in June 2020 |
| 2013 | Launched with $0 revenue |
Tweet Binder Valuation, Funding Rounds
Tweet Binder reached a $900K valuation in 2017.
Tweet Binder has raised $463.1K in total funding across 3 rounds, with its most recent round in 2017.
| Year | Round | Amount | Valuation | % Sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Funding round | $100K | $900K | 11% |
| 2017 | Seed Round | $272.1K | $3.1M | 9% |
| 2012 | Seed Round | $91.1K | - | - |
Tweet Binder Employees & Team Size
Tweet Binder employs approximately 2 people as of 2026, down from 3 in 2023.
Tweet Binder has 2 total employees in different roles and functions. They have 120 customers that rely on the company's solutions.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Reached 2 employees (October 2024) |
| 2023 | Reached 3 employees (November 2023) |
| 2022 | Reached 5 employees (November 2022) |
| 2021 | Reached 6 employees (November 2021) |
| 2021 | Reached 6 employees (September 2021) |
| 2020 | Reached 5 employees (November 2020) |
Founder / CEO
Javier Abrego
CEO of Tweet Binder
Q&A
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Customers
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Frequently Asked Questions about Tweet Binder
What is Tweet Binder's revenue?
Tweet Binder generates $292.9K in revenue.
Who founded Tweet Binder?
Tweet Binder was founded by Javier Abrego.
Who is the CEO of Tweet Binder?
The CEO of Tweet Binder is Javier Abrego.
How much funding does Tweet Binder have?
Tweet Binder raised $463.1K.
How many employees does Tweet Binder have?
Tweet Binder has 2 employees.
Where is Tweet Binder headquarters?
Tweet Binder is headquartered in Spain.
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Full Interview Transcript
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hey folks my guest today is javier abrego he's�� building a cool tool called tweetbinder.com���� helps you analyze your twitter information�� javier are you ready to take us to the top���� yes all right so you came on uh this must have�� been a while ago i forget it was a while ago give���� us an update where's the company today in terms�� of product what are you guys helping customers do���� yeah well i was at your sew show deal or bust�� about one year ago yeah it was great nathan it���� was great right now tweet binder is actually a�� little bit better than gsb4 what we do basically���� is to analyze information on on twitter we�� are a six people company three engineers���� and 2020 was a very good year for us in terms�� of of revenue and this year we our hope is to���� get the same amount of of revenue than last�� year what did you get due in 2020 revenue wise���� okay here that the latke numbers i have them�� ready here right folks who has them okay in in���� us dollars last year was 440 000 u.s dollars�� and this year we are hitting 300 000 right now���� yeah we hope to get there um to get there at�� the same the same time last year got it so does���� that mean you're doing if you're at 300 thousand�� now divided by you know nine months you're doing���� about 35 000 united states dollars a month yeah�� something like that interesting and and javier so���� it sounds like you're flat year over year why is�� it flat wow you know twitter's growing fast why���� aren't you guys growing yeah good question uh in�� the first years we have uh two lines of business���� what we call the sas you know you get your report�� into binder.com and the services side and we have���� like let's say 60 of our revenue in the services�� uh part of the company we have to kill that���� so we have been growing the let's�� call it the analytics part the sas���� part of the business quite okay and last year we�� are better than last year in terms of of let's���� say the sas business but last year we had a lot of�� requests for custom jobs on like with related to���� covet because a lot of people wanted to know what�� happened around kobe in in twitter last year so���� it was a horrible year for everyone but in�� terms of twitter analytics it was a good���� year interesting okay so that makes sense then so�� today how many customers are paying you per month���� per month our subscription clients they are 120�� at this moment and we that's the mrr side of the���� business what what we have very strong as well�� is the one-off reports you know sometimes you���� don't need a subscription you guys want to see how�� your event went on twitter so just buy one report���� that part of the business we are selling about�� 200 reports a little bit more per per month and���� it's getting us around let me see around 13 000 us�� dollars and our mrr subscription just description���� is about 19 300 sorry 19 300. got it so when you�� add them that's how you get 30 35 000 a month in���� revenue uh yeah and there's a third one because�� we're still doing like these custom reports we���� have like for um except for universities for�� example they want to do something that requires���� a little bit from our site you know like i want�� to for example one example we had one client that���� wanted to get a list of all the doctors medical�� medical doctors of friends that are on twitter���� so we can do that you know so but we have to do�� it ourselves so that's that's the rest of the���� revenue comes from that type of of services and�� it's like i don't know 15 clients per month uh���� got it so so i could you and you charge�� you know between 50 and 200 bucks for���� these one-off reports depending on how much�� history you're pulling for somebody but javier���� if i wanted to ask to pay you and i said javier i�� really want just a list of everyone on twitter who���� has the words angel investor in their bio bio you�� could go pull that list for me yeah interesting���� would i get their email as well no so what what�� data set would i get from you in that report���� you're going to get the number of followers�� the number of following the their location���� where they're based uh if uh i mean the number of�� tweets the number of likes they are getting the���� number of retweets they are getting and then on�� top of that that's the public metrics of twitter���� we can give you like other metrics growth in�� those metrics on engagement rates like those kind���� of things but the email is the email is a private�� part i see on your account and so so you launched���� this business in what year 2013 2013 and are you�� do you own 100 uh 90 and 89 89 who owns the rest���� a small farm here in in spain that we�� closed at the uh founded brown in 2017 100k���� they got a around nine percent of the company�� and the rest of the company is from one client���� and one worker here oh god oh so you�� give your client a little bit of equity���� uh actually it's funny story in less than a�� minute this fund wanted to interview our clients���� to see if it was it was worth to invest in tweet�� binder and when this when this client knew that���� tweetbinder was seeking for funds they wanted to�� invest into inbinder so it was very good for us���� that's very cool so you own eighty-nine percent�� investors own nine percent and then a customer���� plus an employee own the other call it two�� percent yeah that's great so what's the plan���� with the business i know you came on dealer�� bust a year and a half ago uh we had buyers���� lined up there was a nice little back and forth�� uh did you get i forget did you get any offers���� not that day not that day have you had people�� try and buy the company yeah what what what���� are people trying to buy it for less than a�� million us dollars so it's not worth it for me���� we've got two offers two offers and less than�� a million well two and a half and we said no���� but uh one of the things uh uh answering�� your questions one of the things that���� i don't like about tweetbinder is that people�� only use us when they need us so our churn is���� very high this is not a product that you use on�� daily basis because you analyze hashtags or you���� analyze keywords when you need to so sometimes�� it's not useful to get a a monthly subscription���� so let's say we we close around 30 to 40 new�� clients in subscriptions every month but we got���� around sometimes 30 or even more cancels every�� month and we ask our clients we have a form���� say why do you cancel it they don't say because�� the product is bad because they come back it's���� because i don't need you guys right now i will�� come back next next uh next month or in two months���� so we answering your question what we are building�� right now is another product based on twitter���� that require requires that you pay every month�� for example look this is i mean the people are in���� the podcast i'm not going to see this but what i'm�� holding right here is one analysis of nathan latka���� your profile how am i doing actually very�� good do you know you grew in the last month���� 254 followers yeah and actually you are getting�� a lot of retweets and likes as well so what we���� are doing now with this nathan is like we are�� going to launch and this is in exclusive for you���� we are going to launch launch sorry um a product�� that tracks twitter users and we every hour we are���� going to update the metrics following followers�� uh lists retweets likes everything everything so���� every every hour you're going to get updates in in�� the twitter that we bind their dashboard so javier���� i think a lot of founders though fall into this�� trap which is they want to decrease churn they���� want to launch a new product that feels stickier�� but like how do you know that that's what i want���� how do you know someone's going to pay monthly�� for that like i don't want to get hourly update���� like what am i going to do with that information�� is the big question i think with any reporting sas���� the good thing is you can compare with your�� competitors i mean maybe you are not a good���� client actually you can have this for free�� you know and if you want you ask me nathan but���� let's say you are a beer company you want�� to compare your performance on twitter with���� other beer companies so you can group them�� in this product and you can compare what they���� are they are doing we got it we are our client�� what do you need what do you need what can we���� what can we do to stay with us and they ask�� for this so when does this launch javier���� we launched in two weeks okay well we're�� looking for we're recording today on thursday���� september 23rd so two weeks from now i'll be�� like october 5th 6th time frame we'll see or���� october 10th we'll see how that goes um talk to me�� a little bit more about what you plan to do over���� the next 12 to 24 months so do you anticipate�� st do you think you'll raise more capital or no���� no i don't i don't want we don't need it right�� now we are profitable thank god how much do you���� guys how much do you make per month let's we have�� a profit net profit of ten thousand a little bit���� less eight to ten thousand uh us dollars in euro�� it will be like six thousand something like that���� congratulations that's hate right like yeah�� very few sass comments are profitable so���� congratulations yeah it's uh we've been�� profitable for the last two years and one���� year and...
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