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David Friedberg on

weatherbill

4 entries, 8 Oct 2011 to 9 Oct 2025

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      Friedberg says WeatherBill targets $6 billion revenue opportunity with 50%+ close rates on farmers.

      “Our product costs $40 an acre. There is $6,000,000,000 of revenue we are going after and our close rate is very, very high.”

      8 Oct 2011 · Stanford eCorner · 21:35 · source · permalink
    2. spoken

      Friedberg quantifies WeatherBill's addressable market at $6 billion from 160 million acres at $40 per acre.

      “There is 160,000,000 acres of corn and soybeans planted just in the Midwest Of The United States. Our product costs $40 an acre. There is $6,000,000,000 of revenue we are going after”

      8 Oct 2011 · Stanford eCorner · 21:29 · source · permalink
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      Friedberg raised exactly $2.2 million from friends and network connections to start WeatherBill after VCs rejected him.

      “I raised, like, $2,200,000 from friends and, like, networking to other people that Danny had introduced me and that my friends introduced me to.”

      9 Oct 2025 · Venture Europe · 9:42 · source · permalink
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      Friedberg launched WeatherBill in January 2007 and faced constant rejection at trade shows trying to sell it.

      “I launched the thing in January of o seven, and I'm going to conferences and trade shows trying to sell the product, and everyone's saying no.”

      9 Oct 2025 · Venture Europe · 10:02 · source · permalink

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