The company has seen rapid growth since it started operations last Novber and it has already gained a strong following for its unique subscription service. The business made headlines in Novber 2016 when it launched a subscription sche that offered customers contact lenses for US$30 (AU$37.30) a month. {{quote-A:R-W:470-I:2-Q: Our mission is to continue to provide affordable, quality daily contact lenses to more people in more places. -WHO:Mr Ben Cogan, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Hubble}}Its growing subscriber list has helped Hubble attract more than $30 million (AU$37.3 m) in venture capital funding in less than 12 months, and the business also plans to expand into Europe by the end of 2018.“When we launched Hubble 10 months ago, we only had eight ployees. Now we have almost 100 people working with the business, both domestically and abroad, and the business continues to grow every day,” Hubble co-founder and co-CEO Mr Ben Cogan said.“Our mission is to continue to provide affordable, quality daily contact lenses to more people in more places.”Fellow co-founder and CEO Mr Jesse Horwitz said managent was now hoping to repeat the success of the subscription model in other markets around the world.“The direct-to-consumer model has become an integral part of the retail industry and we’re seeing more brands out there trying to replicate it,” he said.“Our company has seen trendous success with this model in the US and we are looking forward to continuing this success on an international level.”WATCH VIDEO
