In a world dominated by tech giants like Shopify and Square, a quiet Argentine startup is proving that niche focus beats broad features. CheckPOS isn't trying to be everything for everyone—it's building a $0.9M revenue machine with just 10 employees by solving one specific problem better than anyone else.

"They're not playing the venture capital lottery—they're building a sustainable, profitable business by serving a specific market segment that larger players ignore."

What's fascinating is their apparent lack of digital presence. With zero monthly visits reported and no SEO footprint, CheckPOS appears to be growing through direct sales, partnerships, or regional word-of-mouth. This is either a massive blind spot or a deliberate strategy to avoid the expensive acquisition wars that plague SaaS startups. For a company generating nearly $1M in revenue, the absence of web traffic data suggests they're either operating in stealth mode, focusing entirely on B2B direct sales, or their online presence is intentionally minimal.

• Bootstrapped mentality with $0.9M revenue from just 10 employees
• Geographic arbitrage: Argentine cost structure competing in global markets
• Pragmatic tech stack prioritizing reliability over innovation
• Direct sales approach bypassing expensive digital acquisition channels