2014 CNBC Disruptor 50

What
Software for software developers. Early adopter of software as a service (SaaS). 

Disrupting
Traditional enterprise software solutions providers, software as a service (SaaS) giants.

• Co-CEOs started the company in college with a $10,000 credit card
• Reached 2,000 customers in 2004
  
• Hit 10,000 customers in 2009
  
• Now north of $100 million in revenue
  
• Recorded $103 million in revenue in 2011, without one salesperson  
  
• Profitable since founding in 2002—44 quarters of profitability
  
• Compounded annual growth rate of 47 percent for five straight years
  
• 25,000 clients, including 83 of the Fortune 100
  
• Top clients include Facebook, Netflix, Twitter, Hulu, LinkedIn, Netflix, Zynga, eBay, BMW and Nike
  
• Two of the company's core value statements can't be printed here

Headquarters: Sydney
CEO: Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar, co-CEOs
Year Founded: 2002
Number ofEmployees: 600 
Funding: $60 million 
Key Investors: Accel Partners