Binderr

Our Onboarding SaaS Will Hit $1.5M This Year

June 22nd, 2024
Jacob Appel
Founder, Binderr
$10K
revenue/mo
2
Founders
19
Employees
Binderr
from Għargħur, Malta
started June 2020
$10,000
revenue/mo
2
Founders
19
Employees
market size
$4.03B
starting costs
$19.4K
gross margin
83%
time to build
300 days
growth channels
Organic social media
business model
subscription
best tools
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time investment
Full time
pros & cons
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tips
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Hello! Who are you and what business did you start?

I'm Jacob, originally from Denmark. I’ve lived in a few different countries in the past 20 years, but I consider Malta home.

I’m the CEO and Founder of Binderr, which is a client onboarding software for accountants, lawyers and financial services.

What's your backstory and how did you come up with the idea?

My first business was a food delivery website launched in 2012, which was a relative success in local terms. We managed to grow it to €1m of ARR before turning the focus to my second venture, which was as a franchise owner of Bolt in three countries. We built Bolt into a leading taxi and food delivery company across Malta, Tunisia and Cyprus. The business was sold for 8 figures in 2022, which led me to my latest venture - Binderr.

The original idea for Binderr was an accounting app to serve the thousands of self-employed drivers and couriers we worked with at Bolt. That didn’t work out so well. Charging self-employed people €20/mo for a product that cannot scale across jurisdictions because every tax system is so different is a challenging business model.

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