2024 Revenue
$2.8M
Customers
200
Funding
$20.8M
YOY
91.3%
Avg ACV
$14.2K
Team
6
Profits
$5K
Churn
60%
How Miestro CEO Justin Burns grew Miestro to $2.8M revenue and 200 customers in 2024.
Host online courses.
Last updated
Miestro Revenue
In 2024, Miestro's revenue reached $2.8M. The company previously reported $1.5M in 2023. Since its launch in 2017, Miestro has shown consistent revenue growth.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Miestro Hit $2.8m revenue in October 2024 |
| 2023 | Miestro Hit $1.5m revenue in November 2023 |
| 2022 | Miestro Hit $933.3k revenue in November 2022 |
| 2021 | Miestro Hit $700k revenue in November 2021 |
| 2021 | Miestro Hit $700k revenue in March 2021 |
| 2020 | Miestro Hit $300k revenue in April 2020 |
| 2018 | Miestro Hit $240k revenue in December 2018 |
| 2017 | Launched with $0 revenue |
Miestro Valuation, Funding Rounds
Miestro has not publicly disclosed its valuation. The company has raised $20.8M in total funding to date.
Miestro has raised $20.8M in total funding across 3 rounds, most recently a $15M Series B round in 2021.
| Year | Round | Amount | Valuation | % Sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Series B | $15M | - | - |
| 2017 | Series A | $3M | - | - |
| 2016 | Seed Round | $2.8M | - | - |
Miestro Employees & Team Size
Miestro employs approximately 6 people as of 2026.
Miestro has 6 total employees in different roles and functions. They have 200 customers that rely on the company's solutions.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Reached 6 employees (October 2024) |
| 2023 | Reached 6 employees (November 2023) |
| 2022 | Reached 4 employees (November 2022) |
| 2021 | Reached 3 employees (November 2021) |
| 2020 | Reached 3 employees (November 2020) |
| 2018 | Reached 6 employees (December 2018) |
Founder / CEO
Justin Burns
Justin Burns is the go to authority when it comes to online selling success in the Digital Age. Not only is he the brains behind the best selling digital marketing book on the ExpertCode ... he is also the founder of Miestro - an online course creation platform that allows for you to Create Stunning Online Courses With The Fastest & Easiest All-In One Platform Available And Broadcast It To The World In A Matter Of Minutes.
Q&A
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What's your age? | 35 |
| Favorite online tool? | - |
| Favorite book? | - |
| Favorite CEO? | - |
| Advice for 20 year old self | - |
Customers
See how Miestro acquires and retains customers with data on acquisition costs and revenue performance. Log in to access the complete customer economics dashboard.
Frequently Asked Questions about Miestro
What is Miestro's revenue?
Miestro generates $2.8M in revenue.
Who founded Miestro?
Miestro was founded by Justin Burns.
Who is the CEO of Miestro?
The CEO of Miestro is Justin Burns.
How much funding does Miestro have?
Miestro raised $20.8M.
How many employees does Miestro have?
Miestro has 6 employees.
Where is Miestro headquarters?
Miestro is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
People Also Viewed

NextME
NextME makes it simple for businesses to manage waitlists and serve more customers. Track visits and wait times, engage your customers in real-time with a custom virtual waiting room, and grow your business like never before. NextME leverages proprietary historical data to help businesses quote more accurate wait times during peak hours. We believe in superior customer service and that waiting in line can be done virtually, not physically. NextME's digital waitlist for businesses is available to download in the App Store today: http://apple.co/1IUTQWw We're hiring! See our current opening positions here: https://bit.ly/3llzOho Need an extra hand with a product demo? Give us a call at (877) 639-8631

BluAgent
BluAgent Technologies is a fully integrated SaaS platform that streamlines and simplify the entire safety and compliance process

Filtered.ai
Filtered uses performance data to maximize the quality of your current and future workforce.

Headway Essex
Headway Essex is a charity that supports people living with acquired brain injury, ensuring they can live a fulfilling life.

Digital Horizon
Digital Horizon is a VC firm focused on backing exceptional entrepreneurs building B2B software-based solutions and marketplaces. With a presence in London, Tel Aviv and Moscow, Digital Horizon aims to seek out early-stage technology companies with the ultimate goal to assist them in building and scaling their business.

Trefis
Provider of a business analysis technology. The company provides a data analytics technology for investors and decision-makers in business that allows users to share, use, and collaborate on analysis.
Full Interview Transcript
Read transcript
hello everybody my guest today is justin burns he's a serial entrepreneur who with uh with just a few hundred bucks and no college degree got started and launched his second sas platform called maestro an online course platform that allows for course creators to get their course up fast justin are you ready to take us to the top let's do it all right man talk to me about maestro what's the company do and how do you make money yeah so maestro is a sas company uh we make money by charging people per month to uh create their courses and uh pretty much it allows for people to get their courses up in a matter of minutes that's our bold claim so interesting and so what do you on average what do you charge per month for this so on average our average user is paying around 100 bucks a month okay and look i mean so i've interviewed a bunch of people kind of in this space and the problem is always churn because it's out of your control like if people don't invest in creating content to upload to your platform you're screwed and eventually they stop paying you so how do you make sure that doesn't happen yeah so we actually just experienced like you know the turn issue uh so what we're doing right now is we're really trying to tackle the biggest issue that we've kind of gotten feedback from our users which is content right creating content so uh what we're doing is we're creating a set of tools right now to make content creation easier and then we're also kind of really trying to go the kind of service route a little bit not really charging for service but just really helping our students out i'm actually traveling right now uh speaking because we're really trying to get some feedback on how can we make content creation way easier for our users interesting and when did you launch the company what year we launched it last year so it's like a year ago it's great 2017 and how many customers have you scaled to today so we have a few hundred customers right now okay like you're talking like 200 300 yeah 200 around 200. that's great we'll look 200 times 100 bucks a month it's about what 20 grand a month in revenue yeah yeah it's not too bad being a year old yeah yeah so exactly a year ago so december of 2017. you had zero revenue yeah we had zero just just a great company that's great okay and have you bootstrapped this thing or raised capital not raised well we raised a little small angel round so um just very very small small for the company is bootstrap how small actually around 20 000. so it wasn't much it was it's very small rest of it just came from me uh selling off my other assets and and why i mean we we've we've kind of been i wouldn't say close but we've known of each other for many many years and from what i remember about you you've always kind of been in the um um uh like teacher kind of game you people that create content they teach they teach courses things like that did you just realize that you just got sick of the product launch cycle and you said you know i'm gonna build a sas company with recurring revenue so i don't have to worry about driving new sales every month yeah it was more like a you know kind of wanted to grow something even bigger and kind of you know i come from this space so it's something i'm real passionate about i was just like you know i was working with a guy who had a couple sas you know uh he had built a couple sas companies and it was just something i was just like i want to get in this and really do that a guy named mark thompson okay so he actually built a couple sas companies he's the owner of paid kickstart so um yeah he actually helped me and helped me built out um you know just really understand this game of uh sass yeah that's great and um what is the uh by the way mark mark was on episode 1394 if anybody guys want to go here mark um walk me through justin the the process for getting these first 200 customers where'd you find them yeah so we uh the combination of two things so one is uh affiliate relationships which i had before um so we did some affiliate we've been doing a lot of kind of uh you know kind of toying with the fact of like doing like um affiliate marketing like affiliate webinars so we've acquired probably 70 of our customers do that and the other 30 is me kind of speaking at various events because i'm also a speaker so speak about maestro when users join and i sign up so walk me through an affiliate webinar you identify someone like me that might have a you know a big email list of people that you know would be your customers you reach out and what's the pitch sound like yeah so it's just kind of you know just basically saying hey you know we you know we've crossed paths it usually is kind of referral based i asked affiliates that i have you know relationships in the past i say hey do you know anybody who you know you can introduce me to we we get introduced we hop on the phone uh usually it's just like hey i want to see how i can support you you know it's usually giving first obviously most people just kind of say hey i have this great product i want you to you know sign up for it but usually people are turned off by that so we kind of go the route of saying hey i listened to your show like if i was reached out saying hey i'm listening to your show i love it just yeah i love this episode specifically just want to know if you want to just hop on and see if we can create some energy i can you know oh synergy i just want to promote you to my audience and we've been getting some really good you know feedback from that and people just you know love it especially the referral piece is really good and we've been getting really good uh you know pretty good so fast forward you and i you pitched me we ended up doing a webinar together call it you know two months after after you pitched me we do the webinar there's i'm gonna make this up 300 people show up uh which means we had about 900 registered uh let's say 220 make it to the end i put up the offer and let's say 20 of them buy a 100 a month plan what's the kickback you pay me 30 each month in perpetuity yeah interesting so you see the thing i don't the only thing i don't like about that is that basically means no matter what you are always going to have 70 margins or lower because that's really a cost of goods sold yeah yeah i mean the biggest thing with it is we kind of look at it obviously different because we look at it and we've always looked at it this way in the affiliate marketing world is you know you kind of went through you got us that customer so we kind of look at it like that but we are kind of toying with a couple different models right now which is maybe just the first year uh but we always just you know affiliates we want to make sure like they're taking care of more importantly because yeah totally get that i mean one thing one thing that i did it my first sas company and that i recommend others do in this exact situation is put a clause in the affiliate contract where you essentially have the right to buy out the next 12 months of what you would owe the affiliate because what that allows you to do is let's say you go to an investor and they're like while your margins are stuck at 70 because you have this 30 in perpetuity they can essentially buy out that affiliate revenue stream and increase your margins by 30 overnight yeah and we've been actually it's funny because i was actually in a um one of my one of my friends actually sold a company to microsoft and he's been uh mentoring me and he says who is that uh guy named mark okay you like marx i like marks like mark but uh he actually sold his company he actually uh mentors me in uh georgia uh where i'm based and so um he said you know he's like dude you got to get rid of that uh the the the recurring you know the affiliate part but we love it you know obviously we have to go out and pay to acquire customers so it allow for us to scale and then we're going to go into paid ads uh very very soon here so what's your fully weighted calc right now is it just 30 bucks on the 100 yeah i mean it's just 30 bucks 100 so what's your team today do you have any sales or marketing yeah so right now we actually just hired our first salesperson so we're going to kind of go into the direction of going after different companies because uh the differentiation with us is we're kind of going to go in the content direction and we're also going to go in the more engagement so gamification sort of engagement tools so with that you know set we can go into kind of the enterprise space so we're we're kind of exploring that a little bit right now so i hire one person we have six other people on our team interesting okay so six people total right now yeah six people totally including you yeah and i'll spread out remote yeah they're most of them are remote a couple of them are in atlanta georgia where i'm based and and talk so talk to me about churn what is your turn per month so return right now is around five percent logo churn or revenue uh revenue revenue churn per month do you only have that one price...
This is an excerpt. The full unedited transcript is available through GetLatka exports.
Source Attribution
Source: all data was collected from GetLatka company research and founder interviews. Revenue, funding, team, and customer figures are presented as company-reported or GetLatka-estimated metrics where the profile data identifies them that way.
Company data last updated .
