24 Companies That Use Angular [2024]

Matboard and More is a picture framing company that allows for unlimited choices and customization when it comes to framing supplies for any type of art, and is self-funded with an initial investment of $50,000 that led to a successful AdWords campaign and a massive focus on quality, service, and the customer experience.

Episode Ninja is a successful side project that has steadily grown, currently making over $1,000 in revenue per month from advertising and TV streaming affiliate programs and with steady traffic of over 200,000 unique visitors a month, providing a great example for founders starting their own businesses.

Epixel Solutions, LLC provides MLM software as a complete solution to manage and organize direct selling and MLM businesses, and has seen significant growth since launching, currently making a monthly revenue of around $70,000 and completing over 200+ projects in different sectors around the world.

Labor Sync is a mobile application that provides business owners with the ability to track the time and GPS location of their mobile workforce and after just one year of use, they saved $104,000 across 45 employees despite starting off with no funds for advertising or marketing.

AwardWallet is a loyalty program tracking website which has grown to over $150,000 in monthly revenue, and since launch has retained users mainly through word of mouth due to its superior product in the space.

Hitchd, a wishing well, cash fund, and Kickstarter all in one, allows couples to create and fund unique honeymoon experiences while showcasing their trip in a modern and personal way, earning between $3,000 to $7,000 per month since its launch.

Flying V Group, a digital marketing agency co-founded by Robb and Tyler Fahrion, has experienced explosive growth and profitability through their focus on SEO and content marketing, generating 540% more traffic in 2020 compared to the previous year, and increasing revenue YoY, all while operating debt-free and cash-positive.

Co-founders of B2B SaaS startup GrowSurf, Derek and Kevin, developed a referral software for tech startups that has brought in around $25k MRR with a 6% monthly growth rate, overcoming generic messaging and a compromised product that wasn't a good fit for anyone.

Mockoon, an open-source desktop application that allows developers to easily and quickly mock any REST API, has reached 100k downloads and has 10k monthly active users without any monetization, using a combination of GitHub, Firebase hosting and Cloudflare, and focusing on growth through positive feedback and word of mouth.

Reedsy, a book publishing services marketplace that connects authors with freelancers, has driven over $1m in GMV, features over 1,500 vetted freelance professionals, and sees over 1,000 projects every month.

This case study is an inspiring story about how a founder started a blog on Microsoft Windows technology and, after a decade of hard work, dedication, and patience, managed to make it a sustainable business earning $30,000 per year, outlining the process of designing, prototyping, and launching the website and the lessons learned along the way.

Ark7 CEO Andy Zhao launched a real estate investment platform that enables investors to purchase property shares starting at $5 and earn passive monthly income and appreciation, with $8.74M total value and $5.5M total investment value to date.

Treblle is an API management tool that provides real-time API monitoring; with 200 clients to date and a Seed investment round that raised $1.4 million, Treblle is providing developers everywhere with a solution to API discrepancies.

Lithuanian developer turned open-source guru builds and grows Live Helper Chat, attracting thousands of clients, and generates $90k/year, all in his spare time, without any marketing or investors.

Ukrainian software development company TRIARE, with a current annual turnover of $500,000, shares how personal and collective responsibility, paired with patience and consistency, can help build a profitable business.

Micro-SaaS founder Rick Blyth developed Merch Wizard and KDP Wizard Chrome extensions to help niche Amazon sellers, earning $10k MRR and successfully selling them before creating a handbook and YouTube channel to help others build their own profitable bootstrapped apps.