Screensharing Software

Screensharing Software Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 6th, 2024

Screensharing software allows users to share their computer screens with others in real-time, enabling them to view what’s happening on the screen remotely.

To start a budget-friendly screen sharing software business, first define your target niches, such as businesses, educators, or gamers.

Next, choose a development platform like open-source options or cost-effective frameworks to build your screen sharing application.

You can either develop it yourself if you have coding skills, hire freelancers, or use no-code platforms.

Create a website and utilize social media and online forums for marketing. Offer a free version with limited features to attract users, and consider introducing paid plans with premium features.

Continuously refine your product based on user feedback and adapt your marketing strategies as needed to grow your business.

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

1. CrankWheel ($374K/year)

Jói Sigurdsson, a former Google employee, came up with the idea for CrankWheel while brainstorming with his co-founder Gilsi. They noticed that there was a lack of screen sharing tools for consumer telesales and decided to create a solution that would allow sales teams to screen share earlier in the sales process. With $370K in annual recurring revenue and less than 1% churn, CrankWheel has been successful in helping sales teams decrease sales cycles.

How much money it makes: $374K/year
How many people on the team: 3

How I Launched A $31K/Month Screensharing For Sales Teams App

CrankWheel is a screen-sharing solution for sales teams, founded by Icelandic entrepreneur Jói Sigurdsson and his co-founder Gilsi, with $370k ARR earned and a "best B2B SaaS startup" pitching win at SaaStock, utilizing "lean startup" methodology and implementing a "land and expand" strategy to attract and retain customers.

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