Amber Barrett is the founder and CEO of Arranged by Amber, a business that helps professional organizers implement automated business systems. Originally starting her company as an organizing service, Amber pivoted to offer Dubsado CRM setups for organizers after seeing how much time it saved her. Today, Arranged by Amber earns around $8,000 per month by providing these automation services to help others streamline their operations.

Aaron Beashel, founder of Attributer.io, created a marketing attribution tool that helps businesses identify which marketing channels (such as Google Ads, Facebook Ads, etc.) lead to customers and revenue. Launched in late 2021, the business has reached $60k in annual recurring revenue (ARR) and is on track to hit $150k ARR by year-end. Aaron, working alone and bootstrapping the project, built Attributer after recognizing a gap in the market while working in B2B marketing for software companies.

Gary Oberoi, founder of ZZ Day Spa in New York City, launched his business with a vision to create the most customer-centric day spa. Starting in 2018, the spa grew from $30,000 to $240,000 in monthly revenue within three years. Despite early struggles, including the COVID-19 pandemic, Oberoi emphasizes customer satisfaction and resourcefulness as key drivers of success.

George Avgenakis founded Loopcv, a job search automation platform, after facing difficulties finding a job while working on his master's thesis. Initially designed to automate his personal job search, the platform gained popularity on Reddit. Loopcv now offers services to both job seekers and businesses, growing steadily with a monthly revenue of $15K. The business also provides solutions to bootcamps, universities, and recruiters.

Uri Weinberger turned his advertising side hustle into an $80K per month business, Adjust Media. After quitting his full-time job in advertising, he focused on providing top-tier digital marketing services to eCommerce brands. Over five years, he grew his agency by offering paid media management, email management, and creative services. Today, Adjust Media is a highly successful agency with a strong client retention rate and solid financial growth.

Lit League is a subscription box business founded by three momtrepreneurs, offering book-themed activity boxes for children aged 3-12. The boxes include a curated book, activity materials, and educational tools aimed at fostering a love for reading. The company has experienced significant growth, primarily serving homeschool families and being featured in national media.

Ed Leigh co-founded TopWhiskies, an eCommerce business focused on promoting independent whisky brands. The company, which began as a blog and social media project, evolved into a successful eCommerce store generating $17.5K per month. Ed, leveraging his passion for whisky and digital expertise, managed to transform a personal interest into a profitable venture.

Alexandra Matkowsky, the founder of Milla Rose, created a dried flower arrangement business during the Melbourne lockdown in 2020. Starting with only $300, she has grown her boutique into a successful business generating around $10,000 in monthly revenue. She attributes the business's success to her background in digital marketing, her creative eye, and her ability to test and refine product offerings over time.


Ulas Uygun is the founder of WOO Branding, a Netherlands-based branding company that provides logo designs and ready-to-launch brands for entrepreneurs. Starting with no background in graphic design, Uygun learned the craft within six months through online courses and built a profitable business. Initially focused on B2B, WOO Branding now generates $4,000 in monthly revenue from its B2C services, with a 90% profit margin. This success story showcases how anyone can launch a business with minimal investment, creativity, and dedication.

Luke Van Der Veer is the founder of Website Rental Coaching, a business that helps individuals create passive income by renting out lead-generation websites to local businesses. By April 2022, Luke was earning $42,000 per month. His business model focuses on building websites, driving leads to them, and renting them out, allowing him to quit his 9-5 job and achieve time freedom. He now teaches others how to follow this model and achieve similar success.

Joel Bissitt is the founder of Franchise UK, the largest franchise directory in the UK. Over the past 18 years, his company has helped franchise businesses grow by generating quality recruitment leads. Franchise UK provides a platform that connects prospective investors with franchise brands, offering additional marketing services like SMS, e-shots, and paid social media campaigns. The company has seen significant growth in recent years, with a 50% increase in turnover in the past year.

Shashank Pandit, the founder of Buxfer, created a successful budgeting app that now generates $600K annually. After initially building the app as a fun side project in grad school, it gained popularity on campus. Over time, Pandit transitioned to working full-time on Buxfer, which he grew without outside funding. Today, Buxfer is a bootstrapped company that focuses on providing proactive financial users with a comprehensive tool to manage their money effectively.