In a world obsessed with digital noise, Natterbase is a silent anomaly. A 9-person tech services firm generating $700K in annual revenue with virtually zero public footprint—no website traffic, no SEO, no social profiles. It’s the ultimate stealth operation.

"They don't compete for attention; they command it through referral and reputation alone."

The absence of a tech stack is telling. No analytics, no CMS, no CRM detected. This isn't a lack of sophistication—it's a signal of extreme operational focus. Every dollar and hour is spent on client delivery, not digital infrastructure. For founders, this is a masterclass in resource allocation: build the product, not the marketing funnel.

• Revenue-per-employee rivals top-tier consulting firms
• Zero marketing spend implies exceptional client retention
• Operates as a 'dark matter' business—mass exists, but it's invisible