what strikes me, when reading these figures is the comparison between their total funding and the monthly uniques! E.g $2,880,000 vs 373 uniques in Feb 2010 for BroadClip ...
What struck me was that profits, or even revenue, apparently aren't even interesting metrics, at all.
It is not that they aren't interesting. I think the problem is that they aren't available. Most startups are not in a situation where they are legally required to publicly disclose their finances, but they usually are required to publicly disclose their investments.
Several of those startups don't disclose the chosen metrics either, though.
I would love to see this as well, but I doubt this information is available for most (any?) of the companies.