In a city obsessed with SaaS valuations and venture capital, a religious non-profit is quietly out-earning and out-managing most early-stage startups. Mercaz Seattle isn't just a synagogue; it's a real estate and community powerhouse with $8.4M in annual revenue and 60 employees.

"They aren't chasing viral growth; they are building community infrastructure that scales by necessity, not by choice."

The tech stack is standard but effective: WordPress for content, Bootstrap for structure, and Google Analytics for tracking. It’s not flashy, but it works. The lack of complex tech debt allows them to focus resources on physical infrastructure. Their Facebook page serves as the primary social hub, bypassing the noise of Twitter or LinkedIn to focus on where their community actually lives.

• Revenue Model: Likely a hybrid of donations, real estate leasing, and event hosting.
• Traffic Source: 53% direct traffic indicates a deeply loyal, returning user base.
• Search Strategy: Dominates long-tail, high-intent local religious keywords.