How Justin Jackson Bootstrapped Transistor to Over $1M ARR

November 2nd, 2024

Founded By

Justin Jackson

Monthly Revenue

$375K

Starting Costs

$10K

Days To Build

231

Founders

Profitable

Yes

Days To Build

231

Year Started

2018

Customer

B2B & B2C

Founded By
Justin Jackson: Monthly Revenue
$375K: Starting Costs
$10K

Days To Build
231: Founders
2: Profitable
Yes

Days To Build
231: Year Started
2018: Customer
B2B & B2C

Who is Justin Jackson?

Justin Jackson is the co-founder of Transistor, with a background in product management and consulting, having worked at SaaS companies such as Sprintly and Mailout. Originally from a small farm town in Alberta, Canada, Justin's interest in building businesses began early, and he's been a tech enthusiast since childhood. Before diving into tech, he owned snowboard shops and pursued various entrepreneurial ventures. Justin co-founded Transistor to create a sustainable business model in the podcast hosting market and now focuses on maintaining a balanced work life while supporting indie creators and startups.

What problem does Transistor solve?

Transistor solves the frustrating struggle of podcast creation by offering an intuitive, hassle-free platform that allows users to host multiple podcasts under one affordable plan, making podcasting accessible and manageable.

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Disclaimer: The initial draft of this article was compiled by the Starter Story team based on publicly available interviews, podcasts, and other content from the founder. See the sources we used here.

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