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Guys, cloudbeds launched many years years ago, broke 10 million of revenue back in 2018. Today, over 2.5 million beds across 27,000 paying customers use them, not just to manage the

bed and the check-ins, but now getting into fintech.

He's got 75% keg over the last three years north of $50 million of revenue.

He says, quote, easily, $100 million next year. We'll see what happened.

Hey, folks. My guest today is Adam Harris. He's the co-founder and CEO of CloudBeds,

a global leader in technology that unifies hospitality with one platform. They raised $250 million of venture capital and earned numerous awards, including America's

best startup, employers, Inc's best workplaces, and entrepreneur, EY entrepreneur of the year.

Adam, you ready to take us to the top? I love it. Thanks for having me. It's good to be back. I know we had a,

we had a nice conversation back in 2021. What is, uh, what's the big update since then none of us obviously

predicted the market would do what it's market doing interest rates up 7% how's this impacting cloud

bids? You know fortunately enough travel's been pretty much revenge travel ever since lockdown so

we've seen tremendous amount of surge for individuals wanting to take that

once in a lifetime trip. Unfortunately, I think the economy is catching up a little bit in

2024 will be a really telling time, especially during the winter period for all those in the

Northern Hemisphere. But look, it has been one of those couple years for the records in many different

capabilities.

But the thing that I think I'm more most excited about is the digitalization curve is starting

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