Keith Lynch, founder of Qwantify, a digital development agency based in Miami, offers a guaranteed $10,000 monthly revenue for e-commerce websites developed under the Qwantify Partner Program. Since its launch in 2016, the company has scaled to generate $600,000 in monthly revenue, emphasizing innovation, trust, and results-driven partnerships.

Hawthorn, a UK-based clothing manufacturing business founded by Rob Williams and Tom Lovelace in 2014, specializes in custom apparel for start-up brands, offering low minimum order quantities. Starting with minimal resources, they have grown into a $50,000/month enterprise, working with over 350 brands globally and focusing on quality, customization, and customer satisfaction.

Jim Tobin, the founder of Ignite Social Media and Carusele, started the first dedicated social media agency in the United States. Ignite Social Media has grown to become a $500K/month business with a reputation as one of the best social media agencies globally. By focusing on social media exclusively, the company built its success on delivering impactful strategies, early adoption, and innovation in the field.

CFF Media, a video production company founded in Atlanta, GA, was created by a group of childhood friends to provide professional video content for businesses and individuals. Initially called Cold Feet Films, the company specialized in promotional, testimonial, and drone videos, focusing on creating engaging content for corporate clients. Despite early challenges, the company grew into a $10K/month business before ceasing operations in 2023.

Natalie Pitts, a servicewoman in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, founded Go Mama, a maternity activewear brand, during her parental leave in 2020. The business addresses the lack of affordable, functional maternity activewear, motivated by Natalie's own experiences with postpartum depression and the benefits of physical activity. Go Mama offers supportive, comfortable, and adaptable clothing for pregnancy and breastfeeding, achieving $3,000 monthly revenue shortly after launch.

Rami Nasr, the founder of *From The Ground Up (FTGU)*, started his business 2.5 years ago with a focus on producing high-performance, stylish, and sustainable hiking socks. Based in Seattle, FTGU creates socks that highlight the beauty of the Pacific Northwest, offering designs inspired by iconic landmarks like Mount Rainier. Their target audience, "Urban Athletes," is primarily people aged 24-35 who love outdoor activities and care about sustainability. Despite working a full-time job, Rami grew the business to over $170k in sales and managed to donate around $5,000 to trail protection efforts. FTGU is now available in over 25 retail locations, and the company continues to evolve, expanding into other gear and apparel.

Rafael Hernandez is the founder of Alfred Lane, a personal and home fragrance brand that generates $19,000 monthly revenue. Starting with solid colognes as an alternative to traditional spray colognes, Rafael has expanded the product line to include oil-based colognes and home fragrances like candles and room sprays. Since its inception in 2013, Alfred Lane has grown into a thriving business with both online and wholesale customers across multiple countries.

Eman Bachani, the founder of Meraki Design House started her Asian-inspired handcrafted footwear business in July 2018. The company offers high-quality, handmade leather flats that combine traditional South Asian footwear, such as Juttis and Khussas, with modern design elements. The brand focuses on serving two key customer segments: South Asians seeking representation and those drawn to unique, handcrafted products. Despite challenges, including operating a seasonal business in a cold climate and navigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Meraki has managed to thrive through strategic influencer marketing, pop-up events, and a direct-to-consumer sales model. As of 2021, the company earns $15,000 in monthly revenue, with plans to expand its customer base and improve the shopping experience.


Bruno Škvorc, founder of RMRK, created an advanced NFT system built on the Kusama blockchain. Initially self-financed with $350,000, his innovative approach leverages Kusama's relay chain capabilities, avoiding smart contracts for NFT creation. The business generates $30,000 monthly revenue, with projections to reach $500,000 annually. RMRK's flagship product, Singular UI, supports minting and trading NFTs, gaining traction with $1 million in monthly trading volumes.

Lucy Bloomfield founded 10k Customers, a coaching company that helps individuals, particularly women, create successful product and service businesses. Known for its flagship program Volume Mastery, the company has empowered entrepreneurs to achieve financial independence and significant business growth. Bloomfield's approach focuses on solving problems through innovative methods like phone sales and tailored coaching, generating $60K in monthly revenue.

Joe Nashif founded US-Mattress, an e-commerce retailer specializing in mattresses, generating $750,000 per month in revenue. Leveraging early entry into online mattress sales, Joe transitioned from a corporate job to entrepreneurship, growing the company through careful investment, a focus on customer satisfaction, and strategic marketing. The business now serves customers nationwide with an extensive fulfillment network and a dedicated team.

Cédric Sigoire, founder of DEMAN Translations, shares his journey of acquiring and expanding a translation business to achieve $4M/year in revenue. With a focus on providing high-quality B2B translations, his strategy emphasizes customer understanding, employee empowerment, and calculated risks to drive growth.