5 Automatic Coupon Applier App Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: November 19th, 2023

Start An Automatic Coupon Applier App Business

Here are some real life success stories of starting a automatic coupon applier app business:

1. Trainual ($5.4M/year)

Chris Ronzio, founder of Trainual, came up with the idea for his software platform after realizing the chaos and lack of organization in small businesses. With his background in scaling a video production company and consulting for numerous small businesses, Ronzio saw a need for a tool that could help companies capture and document their processes in a scalable and teachable way. Trainual now serves over 15,000 users in 80 countries and has reached $2M in annual recurring revenue.

How much they make: $5.4M/year
Current team size: 59

How I Grew A Training & Wiki Software Tool To $2M ARR

Trainual is a software platform that helps small businesses effortlessly scale by capturing every process, role, and responsibility, creating a consistent, teachable, and scalable knowledge base. With over 15k users in over 80 countries, Trainual has grown to $2M ARR by catering to businesses looking for something more manageable than an enterprise learning system.

About

Chris started Trainual over 7 years ago

Revenue

Chris grew the business to $450K/month

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2. Honey ($100M/year)

How much they make: $100M/year
How much did it cost to start: $100K
Current team size: 442

The Honey Business Model – How Does Honey Make Money?

Honey, the LA-based browser extension that searches for the best deals, was created by George Ruan and Ryan Hudson with only a $100,000 investment, and was later acquired by PayPal for $4 billion in late 2019.

About

They started Honey over 12 years ago

Revenue

They grew the business to $8.33M/month

Costs

It cost $100000 to start the business

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3. Birdzi ($11M/year)

How much they make: $11M/year
Current team size: 26

How he Doubled ACV to $480k selling niche SaaS to 10 Grocery Stores, now $11m in revenue

Birdzi's Personalized Shopper Engagement & Analytics Platform has gained 10 paying grocery store customers as of Q3 2022, with an average revenue of $40k per month per customer, providing white-label solutions to improve digital engagement and the in-store experience with a variety of solutions for the future.

About

Shekar started Birdzi over 10 years ago

Revenue

Shekar grew the business to $917K/month

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