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Todoist has made more than $100 million in total revenue, which isn't very interesting because many others have reached this number. What's interesting is that we did it in our unique way:
— Fully bootstrapped. Customers have supported us since the beginning, and we've used only our revenues to improve things further.
— Complete independence. Since we are customer-supported, no one tells us what we can or can't do.
— Remote-first. But not only remote-first, we've hired super talented people worldwide who never went to Ivy League schools or worked at Google. Many of the early people who joined Doist have seen a 10x increase in compensation as we've scaled Doist.
— Europe mixed with US mentality. We've achieved this by working 40-hour workweeks and taking 40 days of vacation per year. We only work on weekdays. The three-member CXO team has 8 kids, and we got them while we scaled Doist.
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Crazy to see how poor most of my VC funded friends are, literally scraping by
Meanwhile my bootstrapped friends are entering HNWI and UHNWI category now buying luxury yachts and mansions (not my thing but good for them)
10 years ago all of them were broke!
Founding a VC funded startup is usually 1-5% odds of success or less
When u do get successful you only keep 5-10% of equity usually (esp w/ cofounders which is usually reqd to even get VC funding!) but then 1/3rd goes tax so 2.5-5% of $100M-$1B so $2.5M to $50M
But u can get the low end of that $20M-$30M if you bootstrap solo properly for 10 years ($1-3M/y biz @ 5x and high margins and save money and invest in ETFs properly)
I think impt thing to note is that VCs have a big interest in manipulating public opinion in startup world to make founders think they need VCs and they have the money to spend on it with PR
Indie bootstrappers have no incentive to do that at all which is why you hear much less about indie founders in press and public opinion etc while it's a big part of the economy realistically as it's part of small and medium businesses (SMBs are 44% of US GDP!)
I think
@michaelpatron0 Break it down for us. I don’t know the Ecom game but Saas is basically get more customers, get them to pay you more and/or keep more of them. Every biz I talk to isn’t truly focused on one of those 3 directions.