In an era where tech startups chase vanity metrics and viral growth, FewLogics operates in stealth mode with a revenue-per-employee model that most SaaS companies would kill for. This isn't a growth story; it's a profitability story.

"They're not building a brand online—they're building a business offline. Zero traffic, $700K revenue. That's the real metric."

The most telling data point: their social media links (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) all point to generic platform homepages, not company profiles. This isn't an oversight—it's a statement. They're not playing the social media game. Their contact email ([email protected]) is the only digital footprint that matters. For a tech services company, this approach is either brilliantly efficient or dangerously shortsighted.

• $78K revenue per employee (exceptional for services)
• Zero digital marketing spend (or near-zero)
• Modern tech stack with zero implementation for SEO
• Social presence exists but isn't utilized
• Contact-only website approach (minimalist by necessity)