Turner: Swipeby Sustains 400% Revenue Growth While Remaining Near EBITDA Breakeven
Carl Turner · He Sells AI Door-to-Door. $3.5M ARR, 400% Growth, $0 Ads · Sep 1, 2026 · at 7:59
Carl Turner, founder of Swipeby, explains the company's financial model and cash flow dynamics to Nathan Latka.
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“I mean, we actually, all the growth we're doing plus minus EBITDA profitable. Some months we lose a little bit money. Some months we make a little bit money”
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