<p>Foursquare the app that has shifted its business model from a place to track where your friends are going to the go-to place for people searching for local information is fast approaching its fifth birthday (it's March 11, for those of you prepping presents). And CEO Dennis Crowley wants us to know that it's still growing in revenues at least.</p><p>Yesterday, speaking on CNBC alongside Foursquare investor Ben Horowitz, he said that revenues at his startup grew 600% in 2013, and in the first quarter of 2014, they were on track to be up by 500% compared to Q1 of 2013.</p><p>Crowley didn't give concrete numbers, but doing some back-of-the napkin math, and assuming linear growth, that gives Foursquare 2013 revenues of $14 million, and Q1 2014 revenues of $21 million (based on the widely reported figure of Foursquare making just $2 million in 2012).</p><p>That's $1 million shy of the $15 million-$20 million that was estimated for 2013. Still, it is a sign that the company's ambitions to generate revenues from businesses and other advertising around its app is indeed bearing fruit.</p><p><a href="http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/05/foursquare-revenues/">Keep reading...</a></p>