Horatio ARR surpasses $100M fully bootstrapped

Minerva is set to double its ARR from $4M to $8M by the end of Q4. The company leverages an AI solution to target public tenders in Europe, a market worth over a trillion euros annually. Currently serving 450+ customers across Poland and the DACH region, Minerva is experiencing surging demand. To support growth, it plans to build the top sales organization in Poland, starting with hiring Polish-speaking SDRs. The company aims to provide excellent onboarding and modern tools for its team, including AI-powered platforms like Clay.

Gojiberry achieved $4.2M ARR in less than 12 months through an iterative and strategic channel experimentation strategy. Starting with outbound methods, including cold emails and LinkedIn outreach, the company built its initial momentum without any established brand or audience. As ARR milestones were reached, they layered additional acquisition methods: Reddit threads drew significant organic traffic, while YouTube content, motion graphics, and free resource giveaways built trust and drove conversions. Partnering with influencers and implementing paid ads contributed to later growth stages, all while retaining earlier methods. The company's growth illustrates how layering distribution channels and leveraging compounding effect of successful campaigns can achieve rapid revenue scaling.

Stimuler has achieved $5.5M ARR (₹46Cr) at a 2.2x ARR-to-burn ratio. The company is expanding its footprint internationally in India, Indonesia, LATAM, and the US. Stimuler specializes in AI-driven voice coaching for conversational English, tapping into a global market need for language learning and skill enhancement.

Superwall, a company that supports apps in creating effective paywalls, announced reaching $9M ARR. The company provides support to over 10,000 live apps, a significant growth from 4,000 apps previously. Their rapid scaling and focus on driving app revenue highlight their strong market presence and traction.

Sigma360 reported generating nearly $10M in revenue in 2025, showcasing strong traction in the financial crime risk-decisioning space. The company counts major enterprises like Rippling, Fitch, and PwC among its clients, demonstrating significant adoption across diverse sectors. Having raised about $35M to date, Sigma360 continues to leverage its funding and expertise to address critical financial crime challenges, scaling its impact and market presence effectively.