In an era where digital footprint equals credibility, Treverity.com presents a fascinating paradox: a tech service company generating $100K in annual revenue with virtually no detectable online presence. This isn't a startup that failed—it's a ghost in the machine that somehow makes money.

"Treverity isn't playing the startup game—they're operating in the shadows of the digital economy."

• Revenue per employee: $50K (efficient for a micro-team)
• Complete absence from digital marketing channels
• Likely serves a hyper-niche B2B market
• Suggests high-trust, relationship-driven business model

Treverity represents a class of businesses that thrive in the digital shadows—companies that don't need websites because their reputation precedes them. For founders and investors, this is a case study in alternative business models where product-market fit is so strong that marketing becomes optional.