Revenue history to $100M
“We'll do 100 this year. 67,000,000 last year. 45 in 2024. 29,000,000 in 2023 revenue.”
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How Tive Grew From a $19.99 Truck Tracker to a $100M Run RateKrenar Komoni explains how Tive found product-price fit with a $29 single-use tracker, grew through cold calling and expansion, and nearly ran out of money twice on the way to a $100M booked run rate.
Krenar Komoni · Tive
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Krenar Komoni, founder and CEO of Tive, explains how a GPS tracker he built for his father-in-law's trucks became a shipment-tracking IoT and SaaS business with a $100M booked annual run rate. He covers cutting tracker cost to find product-price fit, cold calling with SDRs, land-and-expand growth and near-failures funding the company, then lays out his vision of AI agents running autonomous supply chains.
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“We'll do 100 this year. 67,000,000 last year. 45 in 2024. 29,000,000 in 2023 revenue.”
“it's not all about product market fit. It's product market price fit.”
“I learned that SDRs or BDRs, whatever you wanna call, that frontline, that spear is actually the heartbeat of the company.”
“And then we almost ran out of money in 2018, and that's where I had to lay off. We went from, like, 16 people down to six or... Yeah, six or seven people.”
“after Opus came out in February, it's real. There is no doubt about that anymore.”
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