BoosterHub
👤 Robin Eissler (30 years selling private jets, then drafted to run her kid's booster club — 18 logins, no software. She built the fix.)🌐 siteLinkedIn
A former private-jet broker built the all-in-one system of record for booster clubs — 2 staff, about $1M ARR.
Will it work? · our read
System of record. Gorgeous founder-market fit, but the market is small, buyers rotate every season, and free tools lurk. Growth is slow by design — durable, not explosive.
01How the money moves
Booster club runs on 18 logins and spreadsheets
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BoosterHub becomes the one system of record
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Club pays $650-2k/yr; money moves via BoosterBucks
02The numbers
about $1MStatedARR, founder-stated
2026-01
the sentence on the page
retention and expanding usage. Still independently-owned and bootstrapped, BoosterHub is approaching $1M ARR and profitability. Robin shares lessons on building complex software with a tiny team,…
The $40M is money moved through BoosterHub, not its own revenue. Practical Founders
Approaching $1M ARR · bootstrapped · 2 staff
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Practical Founders — founder-stated: approaching $1M ARR, 2 staff, $40M+ processed.PR Newswire — $1M GMV in first nine months (Oct 2022).Rock Solid Round Rock — Eissler background, 18 logins, first customer.BoosterHub pricing — Standard $650, Pro $850, +$250 per team.Robin Eissler on LinkedIn — founder and CEO.
Revenue is first-party: Robin Eissler states "approaching $1M ARR" on the Practical Founders podcast — so STATED, not an audited filing (FILED). The $40M+ figure is GMV (money moved through the platform), NOT BoosterHub revenue, and is labeled as such. Founding year (2021) is approximate — paid launch was around early 2022 ($1M GMV in first nine months, per an Oct 2022 PR). The "dies" failure mode and the keyMove counter-view are [our read], grounded in the free rivals and seasonal volunteer-buyer churn the founder describes on air. We never score you.