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4 projects matching “B2B”

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Klipy.ai ↗

Sales and marketing

Sales conversations become a working pipeline and follow-up queue.

≥ $10,000MRR · Unspecified $Described as 5-figure MRR in the July 15, 2026 interview; exact financial cutoff unspecified
Researched profile Founder disclosure in interview
Freemium SaaS with per-seat subscriptions and usage tokens

NinjaPear ↗

Developer tools

B2B research data for enrichment and prospecting workflows.

> $15,000Monthly revenue · Unspecified $Gross revenue for 'last month' in the July 7, 2026 interview; the financial month and cutoff are not explicitly dated
Researched profile Founder disclosure in interview
Credit-based API access through subscriptions and pay-as-you-go purchases

Rocketlane ↗

Productivity

A shared workspace for customer onboarding and professional services delivery.

≈ $1,000,000ARR · USDFirst year after the June 2021 launch; milestone disclosed Dec 2024
Researched profile Founder disclosure in interview
Subscription

SavvyCal ↗

Productivity

Scheduling links with calendar overlays that help recipients choose a meeting time.

> $20,000MRR · Unspecified $Historical milestone disclosed by October 19, 2021; exact cutoff unspecified
Researched profile Founder disclosure
Per-user subscription SaaS

Figures are source disclosures, not audited by MRRTrace. Revenue is not profit. Revenue sorting uses the selected metric and currency (default: USD MRR); other metrics follow alphabetically. GitHub stars measure repository interest, not business success.