Summary
Tweet Hunter, co-founded by Tom Jacquesson, is a comprehensive Twitter tool designed to help users enhance their Twitter presence and monetize their audience. It offers features such as AI writing assistance, scheduling, analytics, and more. Jacquesson's venture into creating Tweet Hunter stemmed from his own challenges with Twitter engagement and the desire to improve personal branding on the platform. In just 10 months from launch, Tweet Hunter reached around $60,000 MRR and currently stands at an annual recurring revenue of nearly $600K.

Unique Aspect
The platform's unique selling point is its ability to provide users with inspiration from high-performing tweets and tools for better engagement, making it particularly appealing for those looking to grow and monetize their presence on Twitter.

Approach to kick off
The inspiration for Tweet Hunter came from Jacquesson's personal struggles with Twitter engagement. The tool was initially developed as a searchable library of successful tweets to aid in content creation.

Scoop

Business Model Viability
The business model of providing a comprehensive tool for Twitter growth and monetization has proven effective and could be a viable approach for similar social media engagement tools.

Future Projections
Plans to introduce more flagship features, maintain growth momentum, and potentially reach the $1M ARR mark.

Startup Stats

📊 ARR: $4,920,000

📈 MRR: $410,000

🚀 Startup Costs: $500

👥 Team Size: 13

🌍 Market: Aimed at individuals looking to build and monetize their personal brand on Twitter, including founders, freelancers, creators, influencers, and consultants

👨‍💻 Users: Over 1,200 paying customers

💰 Funding: Self-funded

👨‍💼 Founders: Tom Jacquesson