I got my first venture capital lead. It's a big organization that invests in technology-based products and services. I'm really excited to get started with the very first project for them.
Seems like the no-code space is attracting big business. Investment rounds start from €100,000 to €2m in new opportunities...
Interesting example of how no-code is moving beyond the startup-building use case. When VC firms become customers, it also shows that the value proposition can extend to internal workflows and faster experimentation. For founders, that creates an interesting question: are you building no-code products for other startups, or solving operational problems across the investment ecosystem?
Were you offering a product or service for them?
They reached out to me, it's service-related. I build web applications as a freelancer for several firms.
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