In the digital age, a company with zero online traffic feels like a glitch in the matrix. Computer.net is exactly that—a $2.2M revenue tech services firm operating in total silence. No website, no SEO, no social presence. It’s a black box in a world obsessed with visibility.

"This isn't a tech company. It's a ghost. And in 2024, ghosts don't need websites to make money."

• Zero digital footprint in a hyper-connected world
• 22 employees generating $100k revenue each
• No funding, no investors, no public data
• Tech services industry with no tech stack detected

Computer.net represents a dying breed: the analog tech company. In an era where every startup obsesses over MRR, CAC, and viral loops, this firm proves that some businesses still thrive on relationships and reputation alone. Their silence is their moat—while everyone else screams for attention, they quietly collect checks. But the clock is ticking. As their client base ages and the digital world accelerates, their invisibility will eventually become a liability.