On January 2015, we launched our crowdfunding campaign and within six hours, we made $100,000 in pre-orders, which was a huge milestone for us.

We went from zero to seventy million in revenue in our first year after launching our product, which sold out in a few hours.

We currently have 20 paying customers and have generated about $200,000 in annual revenue, while raising a round of $1.5 million.

After exiting Y Combinator, we achieved $200,000 in revenue within six weeks, and by the end of the year, we reached about $1 million, showcasing our rapid growth trajectory.

We raised money for the first time after five years of existence, once we had a clear picture of our market and customer traction.

Despite having a promising product, we struggled to secure investment, leading us to consider launching on Kickstarter, which was suggested by Paul Graham. We built our Kickstarter page and filmed the video ourselves, starring our friends and interns.

After being rejected by Kickstarter, the Latron founders built their own crowdfunding platform in under a week and sold nearly $2 million worth of their product.

We expect to book three boats next week and generate our first $10,000 in revenue, aiming for $100,000 in profit over the next few months with nearly 100% margin.

Despite only raising $118,000 throughout our company's life, we achieved returns of over 30,000% upon acquisition, highlighting the potential of lean startups.