On functional terms, we have a couple of thousand reviewers that have signed up to review. Our tooling helps them work faster; long term, we'll also provide this tooling to internal terms.
So far, we have about a dozen of the Fortune 500 signed up; larger teams, for a variety of reasons, are more open in some cases (one of the many learnings of this startup).
Edit: signed not signing.
"we have about a dozen of the Fortune 500 signing up"
Let's be honest. What this means is that someone in the Fortune 500 clicked on your email advertisement. Maybe installed your software.
Do you have anyone in Fortune 500 running critical business on your platform?
> we have a couple of thousand reviewers that have signed up to review.
Anyone can sign up a couple thousand "Mechanical Turk" reviewers in no time. Or "RentACoder" or whatever. What is the value provided? Where I work, the value of "review" provided by someone not deeply involved in the code is "0". Which is why you ask some relevant people to review the code.
I would say the difference on the reviewer side of our platform is in quality. We are working to surface this more.