Jonny White, the founder of Ticket Tailor, launched a ticketing platform that has grown into a $150K/month business. The platform enables event creators to easily and affordably sell tickets online, and now processes over 5 million tickets annually worldwide. Starting from humble beginnings in 2010, Ticket Tailor began as a side project while White was freelancing in web development. The company grew steadily, bootstrapped from the start, and avoided the lure of venture capital. Throughout its journey, Ticket Tailor has focused on simplicity, great customer experience, and word-of-mouth marketing to attract customers. Despite challenges such as the global COVID-19 pandemic, the business has remained resilient and is well-positioned for the future.

Abby Verma, founder of SkillSoniq, developed an AI-powered recruiting app that connects companies with skilled, domestic freelancers, allowing businesses to hire on a trial basis before adding talent to their payroll. SkillSoniq aims to streamline the hiring process by eliminating interviews and offering affordable solutions for small companies in the U.S. and Canada. The platform has quickly grown, generating over $40,000 in monthly revenue and serving hundreds of clients. Abby's journey from investment banking to entrepreneurship led him to create SkillSoniq to address challenges he personally faced in hiring and managing remote talent.

HoneyCoin is a payments application aimed at helping African creators, Gen Z, and millennials manage both fiat and cryptocurrency in one place. Founded by David Nandwa, the platform enables users to send, receive, and spend various currencies, including local ones like KES, NGN, and USD, as well as popular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT. HoneyCoin emerged out of frustration with traditional platforms like PayPal, which were either too expensive, restrictive, or complicated for young people in Africa. David’s vision is to provide an accessible and user-friendly alternative that bridges the gap for African creators and internet businesses looking to monetize their audiences.

Alex, the co-founder of Gikken, runs a small but profitable app development business based in Berlin. Their flagship product, Mate Translate, is a translation app tailored for language enthusiasts, offering seamless integration across platforms. Despite a significant user base of 800,000 monthly, Gikken earns about $48,000 per month, focusing on improving monetization while maintaining product quality.

Ray DelVecchio created the Website Profit Course to help people start a web design business aimed at serving local small business clients. Since launching in 2015, the platform has grown to generate an average of $2,350 per month through a paid membership program and affiliate marketing. DelVecchio's approach is based on providing step-by-step training and resources for beginners, sharing real-world insights from his own web design journey. His primary offering, Web Design Business Pro, helps users secure clients and manage a sustainable business. The course includes a private community for ongoing support and interaction.

Francesc, the founder of La Teva Web, launched one of Spain's earliest web development agencies in Barcelona in the early 2000s. Over two decades, the company has grown to $75,000/month in revenue and employs 20 professionals. By combining web design and online marketing, Francesc has built a sustainable business that serves clients across industries and continents.

Drew Haines and his brother Matt founded HoursLogger, a time-tracking and invoicing app, in 2014. Their side project, initially built for their consulting business, has grown steadily to generate approximately $9,000 annually in passive income, with the app nearing $1,000 monthly recurring revenue (MRR). Despite challenges, HoursLogger remains profitable and poised for further growth.

Gabriel Neuman is the founder of a Personal Brand Marketing Agency, launched in 2020. He earns $6K/month from his business, which focuses on building and monetizing personal brands for clients. With a mission to grow his revenue and expand his offerings, he aims to develop innovative solutions like his Personal Brand OS product.

Louise Hendon is the CEO and owner of CoBionic, a company that produces delicious, healthy food supplements. Known for products like Indulgence Chocolate Collagen, CoBionic’s mission is to create supplements that are both effective and enjoyable. Since launching, the company has grown significantly, reaching $100,000 in monthly revenue.

Alexis Evans, the founder of FBI Cosmetics Inc., turned her passion for beauty into a thriving cosmetics and skincare business during the pandemic. Starting with just $1,500, she grossed over $62,000 in sales by offering high-quality makeup and skincare products. Her brand focuses on empowering customers through beauty, with the motto, “It’s a crime to be so damn beautiful.”

John Lee Dumas is the founder of EOFire LLC and host of Entrepreneurs On Fire, a daily podcast interviewing successful entrepreneurs. Since launching in 2012, the podcast has consistently generated over $100,000 in monthly revenue. Dumas credits his success to identifying a gap in the podcasting space, listening to his audience, and offering valuable products and services, including courses, masterminds, and physical journals.

Neel Parekh founded MaidThis®, a cleaning service tailored to Airbnb hosts and residential homeowners, growing it into a $100K+/month business. By pioneering a remote business model and targeting vacation rental cleaning, Parekh scaled MaidThis to over $10M in revenue while promoting the concept of “location freedom” for entrepreneurs.