John Wright is the CEO and co-founder of StatsDrone, a B2B SaaS company focusing on affiliate marketing, particularly in the iGaming industry. StatsDrone offers an affiliate stats aggregator that helps affiliates manage their data more effectively. Bootstrapped from the start, the company now generates close to $20K in monthly recurring revenue (MRR) and is looking to secure further investment to grow the business.

Eugene Nilus is a real estate lender and investor, making an average of $7,000 monthly through his business, Y2 Lending LLC. He offers various short-term funding products tailored to real estate investors. After being laid off from a 20-year tech career, Eugene shifted to real estate lending, leveraging his network and financial strategies to build a successful lending company.

Juho Makkonen and Antti Virolainen, co-founders and CEO of Sharetribe, created a SaaS product that enables non-technical founders to build and launch online marketplaces effortlessly. Since its inception, Sharetribe has supported over 1,000 marketplaces across 70+ countries, facilitating a platform for users to establish their digital marketplaces without coding skills. The company has successfully raised over $1 million through crowdfunding and has maintained profitability with a growing team of 24 employees.

Philip Taylor, a CPA and personal finance enthusiast, created FinCon, a successful annual conference for personal finance content creators and brands. Despite having no event planning experience, Taylor grew FinCon from a simple idea into a profitable venture generating $1.6 million annually. His journey began with personal debt and a desire for financial freedom, leading him to start a personal finance blog. Inspired by niche marketing events, he launched FinCon in 2011, focusing on community-driven content and networking. Through strategic partnerships and continuous improvement, Taylor established FinCon as a premier event in the personal finance industry.

Mikey Young, a sneaker enthusiast and senior at Georgetown University, founded Estuary, a unique secondary marketplace that eliminates unnecessary fees for buyers and sellers. Estuary aims to make sneakers and other exclusive items more accessible by offering discounted prices and higher payouts for sellers. The company has seen rapid growth, earning $1K in monthly revenue with a promising future ahead.

Andrew Dunn founded INDMND.com, a SaaS website that specializes in SEO and link-building strategies for B2B and SaaS companies. Initially focusing on acquiring attention for major software companies, INDMND has rapidly grown, with its domain rating rising from 0 to 40 and accumulating over 140 backlinks in a short span. Dunn also offers consulting services in SEO and content strategies, and has expanded into additional revenue streams like content writing and link-building services. The business has shown remarkable growth, thanks to a structured approach to link-building and content creation.

Iakov Levin is the founder and CEO of Midas.Investments, a digital assets investment platform designed for individuals interested in using cryptocurrency to generate passive income without spending significant time or risking large amounts of capital. Midas.Investments bridges the gap between everyday users and new financial technologies by offering innovative digital asset products. The platform has grown substantially, achieving a monthly revenue of $1 million and managing substantial assets under management (AUM).

Christian Tuskes founded Dilly Dally Games, LLC, with his flagship product being Mexican Train Dominoes. The game is available on various platforms and targets primarily older women. With over 10,000 daily active users and generating $16-17k per month from ad revenue, Christian’s game has found success by catering to an underserved demographic and offering long playtimes.

Nitesh Garg, a computer science engineer from Bathinda, India, founded Clankart, a marketplace for students to buy and sell used books. Initially started as a college project, Clankart has grown to serve over 25,000 students across India. The platform aims to eliminate middlemen in book transactions, offering a direct and cost-effective way for students to trade used textbooks.

Philippe Lehoux, CEO of Missive, shares the company's journey to reaching $2M in annual recurring revenue (ARR). With a small, dedicated team, Missive focused on customer feedback to build and refine their product. Strategic decisions and a strong customer support system were pivotal to their growth.

Alexandro Martinez created SaasRock, a Remix boilerplate for SaaS applications, which now makes $4,380 monthly. SaasRock features out-of-the-box tools like Authentication, Subscriptions, and Webhooks, helping full-stack developers and low-code engineers build SaaS applications efficiently.

Jackson Fregeau, along with his brother Jamieson, co-founded Quandri, a company that builds digital workers to automate repetitive tasks for the insurance industry. Starting with a simple idea, they grew their business to generate $27K per month. Their journey involved overcoming initial challenges, iterating their products, and gradually building a successful and growing business.