In a world obsessed with viral growth and billion-dollar valuations, 24e-Services proves that quiet infrastructure plays can be ruthlessly profitable. This 15-person tech services firm is generating $1.3M in revenue by solving one brutally specific problem: internet connectivity for the forgotten edges of the network.

"They're not selling software—they're selling the hardware that makes software possible in places where the internet barely works."

The tech stack tells its own story: jQuery, Swiper, Bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS. It's not flashy, but it's functional. They're not burning cash on React rewrites or AI-powered chatbots. Every dollar goes into product and sales. The site loads fast, converts, and doesn't distract from the core mission: moving hardware that solves connectivity problems.

• Revenue per employee: ~$86K—efficient for a hardware-adjacent services business
• Social presence minimal (Twitter/Facebook) but functional—no wasted effort on content marketing
• No funding, no burn, no VC pressure—pure bootstrap discipline
• Traffic from undefined country (100%) suggests either tracking issues or a single-market focus