Transistor

How Justin Jackson Bootstrapped Transistor to Over $1M ARR

November 2nd, 2024

Founded By

Justin Jackson

Monthly Revenue

$375K

Starting Costs

$10K

Days To Build

231

Founders

Profitable

Yes

Days To Build

231

Year Started

2018

Customer

B2B & B2C

Founded By
Justin Jackson: Monthly Revenue
$375K: Starting Costs
$10K

Days To Build
231: Founders
2: Profitable
Yes

Days To Build
231: Year Started
2018: Customer
B2B & B2C

Who is Justin Jackson?

Justin Jackson is the co-founder of Transistor, with a background in product management and consulting, having worked at SaaS companies such as Sprintly and Mailout. Originally from a small farm town in Alberta, Canada, Justin's interest in building businesses began early, and he's been a tech enthusiast since childhood. Before diving into tech, he owned snowboard shops and pursued various entrepreneurial ventures. Justin co-founded Transistor to create a sustainable business model in the podcast hosting market and now focuses on maintaining a balanced work life while supporting indie creators and startups.

What problem does Transistor solve?

Transistor solves the frustrating struggle of podcast creation by offering an intuitive, hassle-free platform that allows users to host multiple podcasts under one affordable plan, making podcasting accessible and manageable.

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