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Um, so we get all the, and it's just a lot of fun because I'm a big believer in, in, in terms of product development and fast iterations, short feedback loops, being able to act on things. And we have thousands of customers, you know, you know, joining every, um, every month, you're able to then kind of, um, kind of get that feedback very consistently, get ideas in kind of iterate on the product.
And so HubSpot has, you know, 170,000 plus customers now, right? And if, had we been in the enterprise market, that would have been more like 1700, right? Like, uh, multiple orders of magnitude difference.
One thing that makes HubSpot, um, kind of noteworthy and remarkable is for all of our 17 years, we've been focused on the SMB market. Um, you know, despite every quarter since our existence, everyone always asks us, including our investors and would be investors like, okay, it's fine that you started an SMB, but what's the plan to go into the enterprise? Because that's kind of a natural, uh, I think of this, uh, reverse gravity that happens in software where, um, outside of any kind of intervent
HubSpot is now 17 years old, so it's been a while time flies, uh, and they grew up so quickly. Um, and we're about 7,000 employees, um, and as you noted, it's a publicly traded, a $25 billion market cap based on which week you look. Um, so, and that's, and it's been, uh, like interesting during, you can talk about kind of the pre IPO times and going through the IPO process, um, and our, our kind of primary offering is we offer a CRM platform. So it consists of, uh, marketing, sales, service, sof