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No-code store locator maps for merchant websites.

≈ $100,000ARR · Unspecified $Historical ARR milestone disclosed February 3, 2015; before the 2017 sale
Researched profile Founder disclosure

SuperX ↗

Marketing tools

An X publishing workspace combining content research, drafting, scheduling and account analytics.

≈ $23,000MRR · Unspecified $Current recurring run rate stated in the February 2026 founder interview
Researched profile Founder disclosure

Typefully ↗

Marketing tools

A writing and scheduling workspace for creators and teams publishing across social networks.

≈ $2,000,000ARR · Unspecified $Annual recurring revenue milestone reported in the 2025 recap
Researched profile Founder disclosure

Youform ↗

Forms & surveys

Build and share forms, surveys and quizzes with a generous free plan.

≈ $18,000MRR · Unspecified $Current MRR described in the founder interview published March 19, 2026; exact measurement day unstated.
Researched profile Founder interview

Zernio ↗

Developer tools

A unified API for connecting accounts and adding social publishing, messaging and related marketing functions.

> $1,000,000ARR · Unspecified $Founder said the product crossed 1M ARR about a month before the interview published April 30, 2026; exact milestone date unspecified
Researched profile Founder disclosure in interview

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