Image Resizer Business

Image Resizer Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 9th, 2024

In today’s era of social media users, images have become an essential resource because they allow brands and personalities to communicate more with their audience.

Regarding online photos, size matters a lot, particularly for people with poor internet connection. Besides, Blurred images do not attract the attention brands and personalities wish to achieve.

In addition, page speed is measured by load time and how long it takes for the browser to display all the content on a webpage.

Image resizing software helps brands ensure high-quality images, resulting in improved page speed and appealing images.

Therefore, building an image-resizing program can be a profitable venture.

In this list, you'll find real-world image resizer business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a image resizer business that makes money.

1. BasedLabs.ai | AI Image & Video Creator ($120K/year)

Andrew and Michael, leveraging their extensive startup and web3 backgrounds, founded BasedLabs in December 2023 after struggling to find high-quality AI b-roll for automated content creation, quickly achieving a $10K MRR and 150,000 signups with less than $500 on marketing.

How much money it makes: $120K/year
How much did it cost to start: $500
How many people on the team: 0

How Our AI SaaS Crossed $10K MRR In Less Than 3 Months

Entrepreneurs achieve a $10,000 MRR and 150,000 user signups in just four months through SEO, free AI tools, and lean marketing spend, highlighting the power of rapid iteration, distribution, and a focus on user feedback to drive business growth.

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2. Pika ($45.6K/year)

Rishi Mohan, a design engineer, grew frustrated with spending hours creating marketing images on Figma, leading him to launch Pika, an API-driven image generator now earning $3,500 in monthly recurring revenue. His lightbulb moment was when Pika received 600 upvotes on ProductHunt, validating its market demand.

How much money it makes: $45.6K/year
How many people on the team: 0

I Built A Screenshots App On The Side And Grew It To $3.8K/Month

Discover how a design engineer turned his side-project into a thriving SaaS business, Pika, generating $3,500 in monthly recurring revenue by automating image generation for over 250 customers with virtually zero initial investment.

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