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TaskMagic

No-code automation · mid-7-figure exit · bootstrapped, 2 staff
👤 Jeremy Redman (Distribution-obsessed: Loom-pitched his first 200 users, then used AppSumo, SEO satellites and public feuds to hit 8,000 customers.)🌐 siteleadquest.ai𝕏LinkedIn

8,000 non-coders paid for automation Zapier could not do. A pricing pivot turned that into a mid-seven-figure exit.

Will it work? · our read
Built to sell. A mid-size automation SaaS can sell fast on recurring revenue and a real customer base. But lifetime-deal growth and $250K of founder debt nearly forced a distressed sale.
01How the money moves
Non-coder records or describes a task in plain English
TaskMagic turns it into a browser or app automation, no Zapier
Usage-based subscriptions: 7,000+ customers, then a seven-figure sale
02The numbers
$4MStatedtotal revenue, exited
the sentence on the pageJeremy Redman 4,998 posts Jeremy Redman @thejeremyredman Building leadquest.ai Inc 500 ceo of taskmagic ($4 mill rev) (exited) v one ($1 mill rev) Mailead ($650k rev) LazyLeadz ($250k rev) airfive…
about $4M
total revenue
7,000+
paying customers
Run by just 2 employees; sold for a mid-seven-figure sum on Acquire.com after making Inc 5000. Starter Story
About $4M total revenue, up to $400K/mo; sold mid-seven-figure on Acquire.com (founder-stated).
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Revenue is founder-stated and moves with the source and date: about $2M ARR in early 2024 (Starter Story), rising to a stated $4M total and up to about $400K/mo at peak; customer count is quoted as 6,000-8,000. The sale price is not public — only the disclosed band mid-seven-figure on Acquire.com. Bootstrapped is loose: he had early investors he bought out before selling. The claim that the usage-based pivot is what made it buyable is the founder framing, echoed by Acquire own podcast. Marked STATED, not first-party-verified. We never score you.