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Profitability Metrics These are the stages of profitability every founder should be familiar with (Refer the table below) In the beginning, Start with Contribution margin (CM)- measure if your revenue covers variable costs. Next, target transacti

Reddit has finally turned profitable after almost 20 years. And it’s almost 30 million dollars of profit.

Imagine building 30 million dollars ARR business at 18 and still getting rejected by almost all of the top colleges.

Struggling to budget your rent? A good rule of thumb is to keep your rent at **30% of your monthly income** or less. This ensures you have enough left for savings and other expenses!

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Telegram valued at $30 billion and recently achieved profitability, with total revenue exceeding $1 billion in 2024, operates with a linear workforce of only 30 employees (primarily engineers) and no HR's. Founded by Pavel Durov and Durov personally

Zerodha, India's largest brokerage firm, has achieved a significant milestone, crossing 1.6 crore users without incurring advertising expenses. Notably, referrals from existing users accounted for approximately 30% of new user acquisitions, undersc

🚖 What if Uber & Ola never took a cut from drivers? Imagine a ride-hailing app where: ✅ Drivers keep 100% earnings (No commission!) ✅ Just a small monthly fee (₹50-₹100) instead of losing 30-35% per ride. ✅ Cheaper fares for passengers revenue f

Despite a significant number of Indian startups struggling to achieve profitability, venture capitalists continue to invest heavily in them. What drives this investment strategy, and what are the expectations of VC firms in this scenario?"

Your Business would fail, if 🌟 You are doing all the tasks by yourself, instead of delegating the tasks to the specialised person 🌟 On any setback you have a giving-up mindset, as business is all about ups and downs 🌟 You are thinking of cover