HockeyStack Receives $500,000 Investment

HockeyStack, founded by three entrepreneurs, has qualified for the entrepreneurship program called Y Combinator. The company received an investment of 500 thousand dollars from Y Combinator upon their acceptance to the program.

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HockeyStack

HockeyStack is a SaaS platform founded in 2020 by Arda Bulut, Buğra Gündüz and Emir Atlı. It allows B2B companies to analyze customer acquisition channels and the most effective ways to sell. The company was started by three high school sophomores and reached a turnover of 275 thousand dollars in its first year. The founding team later went on to study at prestigious universities in the US. They took a break from their studies to focus on HockeyStack full-time and relocated to San Francisco. Currently working with a global team of 8 people, the founding team provides services to companies such as Whatfix, Cognism, Oneflow and Transfix.

Due to complex and lengthy sales processes, B2B companies are forced to store their data on more than 5 platforms. This makes it difficult for companies to understand the most effective customer acquisition channels. HockeyStack unifies all these data sources and makes them easily analyzable, helping B2B companies optimize their sales and marketing activities. Additionally, HockeyStack's team is still growing.

HockeyStack is one of the 4th graduates of the QNBEYOND Ventures program. The company has also received investments from investors such as Mustafa Namoğlu and Umur Çubukçu. The advisory board includes Mark Kosoglow and Ross Pomerantz, renowned names in sales and marketing.

Özge Öz, Managing Partner at QNBEYOND Ventures, expressed that she had a great respect for the HockeyStack team from the first moment she saw them. Despite their young age, Özge Öz was impressed by the HockeyStack team's mastery of their work, their discipline, their ability to work quickly and their ambition.