Shares of Tableau Software were up 3 percent in after-hours trading Thursday after the company beat analyst expectations in its quarterly earnings report.
For Q2 2014, the Seattle-based maker of data visualization tools made $90.7 million in revenue, an increase of 82 percent from this time last year. Analysts expected $79.7 million in revenue.
Tableau also posted a loss of $4.6 million, which was up from a $2.6 million loss in the year-ago quarter, but down from a $5.6 million loss in Q1 2014.
“We continued our momentum in the second quarter with over 80% revenue growth,” Tableau CEO Christian Chabot said in a statement. “With the new Tableau 8.2 release, we brought Tableau to the Mac and enabled our customers to tell stories with data in a new way.”
Tableau added 2,200 new customers accounts last quarter, which was an increase from 1,800 in Q1 2014.
In after-hours trading, the stock was up more than three percent, trading at $67.19. The company went public in May 2013 at $31 per share.
Here’s a closer look at the financials: