Rick Shenick

Well, I was projecting it to be around 150, but with the whole COVID situation and I think it's impacting sales.

So sales are a bit down right now.

Yeah.

Well, like I said, I build web components.

So parts, little pieces you can use on your website, little pieces of code that help you convert more customers or add some interactivity to your website.

Business model is a subscription-based.

So you purchase a library piece of code and then you pay yearly to...

well, to get updates and to receive support.

Around 200 US dollars, I guess.

I guess it was, I think it was 2016.

Not 100% sure.

I kind of drifted into it.

I had a full-time job and I was building stuff on the side and I needed a company name.

So I needed to put the income somewhere.

It was just a little bit.

So I'm not sure when it was exactly.

I was a web developer at a big Dutch web development agency.

No, I quit like two years, or like five years ago, four years ago.

And then I first started freelancing, doing projects for other customers.

And when income from my web components started to grow, I quit my job.