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Customer Support businesses: 188 businesses with verified revenue

Among the 188 businesses with industry: Customer Support, median revenue is $275 a month, the middle half sits between $55 and $1.7K, and the highest is $90K.

188
businesses
$275
median per month
$55–$1.7K
middle half
$90K
highest

Revenue distribution

<$1K
130
$1K–5K
34
$5K–20K
17
$20K–100K
7
$100K+
0

Revenue is the better of last-30-day revenue and MRR: last-30-day revenue when it is more than twice MRR, otherwise MRR.

Channels founders listed

SEO35
Blog22
X / Twitter21
Content marketing20
Instagram14

51 of 188 listed channels on their profile; founders often tick several. Listed channels are not proof of cause.

Team size

69%

of the 39 businesses that listed a team size are run by one person.

Top examples

Highest revenue in this group

BusinessWhat it says it doesRevenue / month
Salesrobot, INCWe are a sales automation tool for B2B sales teams. We help them generate more leads with automated, yet personalized outreach on cold email$90K
MedPilotAI that books patients and grows your medical practice.$45K
HeliosThe growth engine for fitness brands$45K
uhoh.comThe first IT help desk that's free to try and priced by you.$36K
Evergreen Support, LLCCustomer support services for online sellers. Recurring monthly or weekly charges for services.$25K
WaLead AI10x your sales on LinkedIn with AI$24K

Where we have written a case study, the name links to it; otherwise it links to the business's own website.

How these numbers are built

  • Population: 5,602 businesses whose public TrustMRR profile shows revenue read from a payment provider's API, synced between 2026-09-02 and 2026-09-30, above $0. Collected 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-01.
  • Industry, growth channel, team size, country and customer type are fields the founder filled in on that profile; businesses that left a field blank are left out of that dimension. A business with several tags appears in several groups.
  • Groups with fewer than 5 businesses are not published.
  • The sample leans toward independent developers and small software teams that chose to verify their revenue. It is not an average of all small businesses.