The business and product grew faster than our valuation actually grew" between the two funding rounds, says Gaybrick.
Yet despite that growth, even as we look ahead to 2017, and the potential IPO boom as well-funded companies like Uber, Airbnb, and Spotify likely make their long-awaited debuts on the stock market, Gaybrick says that his company has "no plans" to go public in the foreseeable future.
"We are very happy as a private company right now," Gaybrick says.