Reclique.com isn't a startup fighting for market share—it's a digital ghost, a 9-person tech services firm that recently faded into the Daxko ecosystem. With a homepage declaring 'Core is Now Daxko Core,' this isn't a growth story; it's an acquisition exit.

"ReClique didn't pivot to scale—they pivoted to exit. This is the playbook for niche services firms: build specialized value, attract a strategic buyer, and disappear into the acquirer's brand."

Jonathan Hill, the lone named partner, likely led this deal. With no funding history and sub-million revenue, ReClique was never going to IPO. But for Daxko—a larger player in club management software—absorbing a specialized dev shop makes sense: instant talent, proven client relationships, and zero brand overhead.

• The 'zero traffic' metric is the real story: ReClique didn't have a marketing funnel, they had relationships
• 9 employees at $0.7M revenue = ~$78k per employee, typical for services, terrible for SaaS
• No social profiles, no backlinks, no SEO—this was a word-of-mouth business in a digital world