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2024 Revenue

$414.1K(Est.)

Customers · 2021

90

Funding

$50K

Team

9

Churn · 2021

4%

Founded

2016

VOOOZER Revenue & Funding (2024)

VOOOZER generated an estimated $414.1K in annual revenue in 2024. Source: GetLatka estimate

Vooozer is a Brazilian audio marketing platform that embeds professional human-narrated audio players into company blogs, helping content marketing teams reach audiences who prefer listening over reading. Founded in 2016 by Albert Hayfaz and co-founder Matteo, the company was selected by Google for Startups as one of the most promising startups in 2019 and serves approximately 90 customers as of mid-2021.

The business operates a hybrid model combining SaaS software licenses with professional narration services and customer success support. SaaS revenue accounts for roughly 40 to 50 percent of total revenue, with monthly recurring revenue of approximately $15,000 as of July 2021. The company raised $50,000 from angel investors in late 2016 and has not sought additional outside capital since.

Vooozer reported $156,000 in revenue for 2020 and carries $50,000 in cash as of mid-2021. Monthly expenses run approximately $17,000 as the team of five reinvests in growth, producing a modest cash burn. Monthly gross churn stands at 4 percent, and the company attributes customer losses primarily to clients restructuring their content strategies rather than dissatisfaction with the product.

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VOOOZER Revenue

Vooozer reported full-year 2020 revenue of $156,000. As of July 2021, the company was generating approximately $15,000 per month in MRR across its roughly 90 customers, implying an annualized run rate of about $180,000. Hayfaz noted that 30 percent of customers pay upfront annually, which provides some cash flow visibility beyond the monthly figure.

VOOOZER Revenue GrowthReported revenue / ARR over time · latest figure estimated$0$100K$200K$300K$400K$500K201620172018201920202021202220232024$0$15K$180K$234K$414.1KSource: GetLatka.com interview on Jul 28, 2021 with VOOOZER CEO Albert Hayfaz
YearMilestoneSource
2024VOOOZER Hit $414.1k revenue in October 2024Estimated
2023VOOOZER Hit $266.8k revenue in November 2023Estimated
2022VOOOZER Hit $234k revenue in November 2022Not recorded
2021VOOOZER Hit $180k revenue in July 2021Not recorded
2020VOOOZER Hit $15k revenue in June 2020Not recorded
2016Launched with $0 revenue

A year prior to the interview, MRR was at a comparable level, but the company lost approximately 20 percent of MRR during the early COVID crisis before recovering. SaaS licenses account for roughly 40 to 50 percent of total revenue, with the remainder coming from professional narration services and customer success support. The company was adding approximately three to four new customers per month at the time of the interview.

Profitability was confirmed as a historical condition, with Hayfaz stating the company had been profitable for a long time. However, as of mid-2021, Vooozer was intentionally burning cash, reinvesting savings accumulated during the COVID period. Monthly expenses totaled approximately $17,000 against $15,000 in MRR, producing a burn of roughly $2,000 per month.

VOOOZER Valuation, Funding Rounds

VOOOZER has not publicly disclosed its valuation. The company has raised $50K in total funding to date.

VOOOZER has raised $50K in total funding across 1 round, most recently a $50K Angel round in 2016.

VOOOZER Capital Raised & ValuationCumulative capital raised and post-money valuation by roundCapital raised (cum.)$0$12.5K$25K$37.5K$50K$62.5K2016$50KSource: GetLatka.com interview on Jul 28, 2021 with VOOOZER CEO Albert Hayfaz
YearRoundAmountValuation% SoldSource
2016Angel$50K--Watch[1]

Founder / CEO

Albert Hayfaz

CEO

Albert Hayfaz, 32 years old at the time of the July 2021 interview, is co-founder and CEO of Vooozer. He holds a background in administration with a focus on problem solving and creativity applied to business and product development. Hayfaz co-founded Vooozer alongside Matteo, whose last name was not stated in the interview.

The two co-founders used an online equity survey tool, which Hayfaz believed was called Founders CV, to determine their ownership split. The result was a two-to-one ratio in favor of Hayfaz, meaning Hayfaz holds approximately 60 percent and Matteo approximately 30 percent, with the remainder unaccounted for in the interview. Hayfaz confirmed this characterization when the host summarized it. Net worth was not discussed in the interview; any estimate would require a company valuation that was not provided, so no net worth figure is presented here.

Hayfaz described himself as not fixated on remaining CEO indefinitely, stating his primary interest is in developing a strong product and distributing it to as many companies as possible. He cited Diego Gomez of Rock Content as a CEO he follows and studies.

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Customers

Vooozer had approximately 90 customers as of July 2021. The company acquired its first paying customers in late 2017, with Agender, a CRM company, identified as among the earliest clients. Agender used Vooozer to add audio narration to its blog, targeting field salespeople who consume content while commuting.

Pricing varies by market. In Brazil, the monthly software fee is less than $100 per customer. In the United States and international markets, the price is $200 per month. Hayfaz confirmed an average across both markets of roughly $150 per customer per month, which aligns with the stated MRR of approximately $15,000 across 90 customers. The platform includes a lead generation feature on the player, integrations with RD Station, HubSpot, Zapier, and Spotify, and content engagement analytics. There is no free tier mentioned in the interview.

VOOOZER serves 90 customers.

VOOOZER Business Model

Vooozer generates revenue through three streams: SaaS software licenses, professional narration production, and customer success services. SaaS accounts for approximately 40 to 50 percent of total revenue. The narration side operates similarly to a marketplace, with a large pool of part-time narrators who apply the company's narration methodology and work flexible hours, supplemented by one full-time narrator in Brazil.

Monthly gross churn was 4 percent as of July 2021. Hayfaz noted that churn has never been driven by product or service quality issues; instead, it stems from customers restructuring their content or SEO strategies in response to changes in Google's algorithm. Thirty percent of customers pay upfront annually rather than monthly. Average revenue per user was approximately $150 per month based on $15,000 MRR across 90 customers, a figure consistent with the stated pricing range of under $100 in Brazil and $200 in international markets. Monthly expenses totaled $17,000 and cash in bank was $50,000 as of the interview. Gross margin, LTV, CAC, and payback period were not discussed in the interview.

The company's primary organic acquisition channel is a Powered by Vooozer link embedded in every player deployed on a customer's blog. That link generates a few hundred clicks per month, described by Hayfaz as highly targeted traffic from people actively interested in the product. At one point, a single partner relationship accounted for 40 percent of Vooozer's total customer base, though those customers have since transitioned to direct paying relationships. The company also uses an inbound strategy in Brazil.

Point-in-time figures shared on the GetLatka podcast, each linked to the exact moment it was said on camera.

Customers (2021)

90

“Nathan Latka: How many customers do you have today? Albert Hayfaz: We have around 90.”

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Gross churn (2021)

4%

“Albert Hayfaz: Yes. We measure right now it's around 4%. Nathan Latka: Per month? Albert Hayfaz: Yes, per month.”

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VOOOZER Employees & Team Size

Vooozer had five full-time employees as of July 2021, not counting the part-time narrator network. The two co-founders, Hayfaz and Matteo, are included in that count. The narrator pool operates on a flexible, marketplace-style basis and is not counted in the core headcount figure.

VOOOZER employs approximately 9 people as of 2026, up from 8 in 2023. It serves 90 customers that rely on its solutions.

VOOOZER Team GrowthReported headcount over time02468102016201720182019202020212022202320240099Source: GetLatka.com interview on Jul 28, 2021 with VOOOZER CEO Albert Hayfaz
YearMilestoneSource
2024Reached 9 employees (October 2024)Not recorded
2023Reached 8 employees (November 2023)Not recorded
2022Reached 7 employees (November 2022)Not recorded
2021Reached 5 employees (July 2021)Not recorded
2020Reached 4 employees (November 2020)Not recorded

Frequently Asked Questions about VOOOZER

What is VOOOZER's revenue?

As of 2024, VOOOZER generated an estimated $414.1K in annual revenue.

Who founded VOOOZER?

VOOOZER was founded by Albert Hayfaz.

When was VOOOZER founded?

VOOOZER was founded in 2016.

Who is the CEO of VOOOZER?

The CEO of VOOOZER is Albert Hayfaz.

How much funding does VOOOZER have?

VOOOZER raised $50K across 1 round.

How many employees does VOOOZER have?

As of 2024, VOOOZER had 9 employees.

Where is VOOOZER headquartered?

VOOOZER is headquartered in Brazil.

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Full Interview Transcripts

$15k in MRR From $50k Raised Helping you Turn Blogs into Audio ContentJul 28, 2021

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