In a market dominated by giants like Iron Mountain and Sims Lifecycle, Transpere operates as a lean, specialized machine. With just 22 employees, they're generating $2.2M in revenue by solving one of enterprise's most critical problems: what happens to your data when hardware dies? The answer is never 'nothing.'

"They're not selling hardware—they're selling compliance. In the data privacy era, that's the only currency that matters."

The tech stack tells another story. Using jQuery, Bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS suggests a pragmatic approach—no flashy frameworks, just functional tools that work. Hotjar and Google Analytics indicate they're obsessively tracking user behavior, likely optimizing for conversion rather than vanity metrics. This is a company that knows every visitor is a potential six-figure contract.

• Revenue per employee: ~$100K—exceptionally high for a services business
• Direct traffic dominance (42%) signals strong word-of-mouth and repeat business
• Hyper-local keyword strategy targets specific geographic compliance needs
• Leadership team includes former enterprise tech executives with deep industry relationships