
TimeBolt
Valuation
$698.9K
2024 Revenue
$233K
Customers
1K
Funding
$0
YOY
37.1%
Avg ACV
$233
Team
2
Profits
$1
How TimeBolt CEO Doug Wulff grew TimeBolt to $233K revenue and 1K customers in 2024.
Video and podcast speed editor, Rapid editor for long video and podcasts
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TimeBolt Revenue
In 2024, TimeBolt's revenue reached $233K. The company previously reported $169.9K in 2023. Since its launch in 2019, TimeBolt has shown consistent revenue growth.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2024 | TimeBolt Hit $233k revenue in October 2024 |
| 2023 | TimeBolt Hit $169.9k revenue in November 2023 |
| 2022 | TimeBolt Hit $150k revenue in December 2022 |
| 2022 | TimeBolt Hit $150k revenue in November 2022 |
| 2021 | TimeBolt Hit $72k revenue in November 2021 |
| 2021 | TimeBolt Hit $72k revenue in June 2021 |
| 2019 | Launched with $0 revenue |
TimeBolt Valuation, Funding Rounds
TimeBolt's most recent disclosed valuation is $698.9K.
TimeBolt is a bootstrapped SaaS startup. Founded in 2019, TimeBolt has grown to $233K in revenue without raising any venture capital or outside funding.
As a self-funded SaaS company, TimeBolt has built its business with no outside investment.
| Year | Round | Amount | Valuation | % Sold |
|---|
TimeBolt Employees & Team Size
TimeBolt employs approximately 2 people as of 2026.
TimeBolt has 2 total employees in different roles and functions. They have 1K customers that rely on the company's solutions.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Reached 2 employees (October 2024) |
| 2023 | Reached 2 employees (November 2023) |
| 2022 | Reached 2 employees (December 2022) |
| 2022 | Reached 2 employees (November 2022) |
Founder / CEO
Doug Wulff
Currently launching a desktop software to rapidly edit video with long commentary, TimeBolt.com. I am a full-stack marketer, seller, and producer-all in one. Been in startups 15 years. No major exit yet. Raised $500k for startups I founded in video and content.
Q&A
| Question | Answer |
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| What's your age? | 47 |
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Customers
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Frequently Asked Questions about TimeBolt
What is TimeBolt's revenue?
TimeBolt generates $233K in revenue.
Who founded TimeBolt?
TimeBolt was founded by Doug Wulff.
Who is the CEO of TimeBolt?
The CEO of TimeBolt is Doug Wulff.
How much funding does TimeBolt have?
TimeBolt raised $0.
How many employees does TimeBolt have?
TimeBolt has 2 employees.
Where is TimeBolt headquarters?
TimeBolt is headquartered in O'Fallon, Missouri, United States.
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Full Interview Transcript
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timebolt dot IO they're adding 10 new customers per day doing 12 500 per month just in recurring Revenue they've also sold almost 300 grand total sales and lifetime sales since they launched in 2019 they help all those YouTube creators businesses on Tick Tock Etc quickly edit videos they save a lot of time a lot of money that's why people are willing to pay them 17 a month over a thousand monthly paying customers profitable today team of two and then lean on five other contractors bootstrap to which we love hey folks my guest today is Doug Wolf He is building time Bolt the world's fastest video timeline Editor to lead dead air and speed up silence instantly and rapidly cut through boring footage the time bolt dot IO WRA tickets to the top yes all right fill in more your history there because time Bolt's not your first gig how many years have you been in startups uh for about 15 years I've been making videos since 2001 so it's been quite some time that I was learning how to leverage video to to sell product and sell software this for my first gig was uh selling squirrel guards that go on substation power lines that co-invented so oh wow is this your first SAS company uh no yes this is my first this is my first SAS startup uh we've I've raised capital for more Capital intensive businesses uh that I that I founded we're a little too early in 2000 14 2015 with the live EDM TV network using robotic camera systems that didn't require a manned operator so we had some of the smartest guys on the planet you know making robotic cameras move like humans and capturing content without actually being there from an iPad 1800 miles away you were early we're a little early but uh what was nice with time bolt we're certainly getting into Enterprise video and how that's been exploding since you know 2017. and I think just like with anyone I was just looking for ways to stand out and and be heard more effectively and I saw this effect on LinkedIn and I may have been in video some level of video for 15 years but it wasn't until I saw the jump cut being used on a video on LinkedIn I was like wow this guy never stops to breathe it's like he doesn't have time to think and it's just like thought after thought after thought that's exactly the way my brain wants it on on LinkedIn and so I I got to um looking at it and doing the same effect and I was like there is no way YouTubers that are doing this effect are doing this by hand because it would take takes five minutes for every one minute video so Doug they're using a lot of your or technology like yours to do these videos are you now sell are you B2B or b2c are you selling to YouTube creators YouTube creators business uh business creators we've got the gaming content creators so 35 of our so what's the what's the average customer pay you then per month so we have we sell a monthly annual lifetime subscription the monthly is 17 a month the annual is 97 a month and the lifetime is a quarter of a thousand dollars I just like okay how many okay give us a Time on here when did you launch the business December of 2019 we launched the business I'm a co-founder I have a technical co-founder I'm in charge of the marketing distribution my partner Quinton pamenta the brains behind the you know technology uh handles all the product developments who owns who owns more equity has that backfired or have you it's worked so far it's it's it's worked so far we're entirely bootstrapped right so we didn't have to bring in an outside investor in order to get the business up and running like I've done and had my soul sucked out of my life you know for for years because when you also my language yeah I mean like for years but you're you know you're at the bottom of the ocean and you're the only only one there and you know it gets more and considerably more expensive to fail each time you know you get older oh what's going on there YouTube good to see you guys now imagine this you love watching these interviews with 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we're gonna go back to the YouTube video here in a second but if you want to check this tool out if you want to jump in and sign up you can check it out for free to get your valuation at this link this link founderpath.com forward slash products forward slash evaluations or if you go to founderpath.com and hover over products click on get your valuation here and go ahead and sign up to give it a whirl again all that valuation data live right inside the platform I hope to see you there all right let's jump back into the interview 2019 December you get going you sell this 250 lifetime plan how many lifetime plans have you sold to date um over 1300 wow that's a ton so 1300 times two you that's 325 000 of sales from a lifetime plan yes and we're around that we're around that total sales how do you tell me how you do that how do you go how do you go sell to 1300 people okay but but where where we also we have 900 we have over a thousand Active Pain subscribers as well so monthly monthly and annual correct so we're at about you know twelve five recurring revenue and about 20 a month with the actual with the lifetimes so twelve five twelve thousand five hundred per month they're about 150 000 per year not including lifetimes correct and if you're at 12 500 a day monthly again not including lifetimes where were you exactly one year ago do you remember yeah almost exactly half we've been growing at about 11 month over month when you take all the months consecutive and that's about 11 month over month growth and that's great that's Pro and and that's net profit the numbers that were we're talking about because what's nice about this model we decide wait I don't understand that what do you mean that's net profit how do you pay salaries and marketing I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry that's gross profit I apologize for that okay okay because we're a downloadable software it actually sits right there on your computer so your pot your computer is what's powering all the algorithms so you know we pay maybe seven bucks a month to Amazon you know for Server just for actually downloading the software so the expense of running these high these large gigabit files you know long video files is uh negligible it doesn't cost us anything additional okay and how many folks are full-time today two we just have a team of two and I we of course open that up to contractors whether that's design contractors you know technology creators um over the course of time so we have about four or five of those what kind of contractor did you pay the most money to in November here of 2022 a designer a video editor uh something else something you won't be able to see until another two weeks but what's sitting behind all this is a brand new Brand Story uh new home page we've so designer UI ux person yes and then the implementation of it on the web it's all created now we're just we're filling in a couple pieces where tell me how you found this contractor that you trusted with the whole website or you write that's that is something I've been able to I've had good luck going out to Fiverr and upwork and finding decent designers and it's certainly a level like when you start talking about logos and some of the more specific creative Graphics or typography you know like 45 bucks 100 bucks how you might get something that you really like you don't you know you just kind of come up in your head hey I'm willing for for this type of asset I'd be willing to spend 300 for it you know go ahead and...
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