Founders' Club vs iBoske

Get personalized weekly introductions to top bootstrapped founders.

Meet top bootstrapped founders and indie hackers from around the world.

Once a week, I'll send you a carefully selected introduction to a founder who I think has the potential to change your business. The average member of Founders' Club has made at least $30,000 in lifetime revenue and many $100k+.

Matches are made based on lifetime revenue, interests, geographic location, and skills.

The current pool of founders has been pulled from communities like Indie Worldwide, IndieHackers, and ProductHunt as well as startup incubators and my personal network. The average participant has at least $30,000 in lifetime revenue. There is currently no revenue requirement to join the club, but you will be matched with founders at a similar level to you in terms of revenue most of the time. The club also includes a large and growing number of founders with $100,000+ in lifetime revenue and several who've passed the $1 Million dollar mark.

Here's what some of our users have been saying about the service:

The high-signal matches are amazing. Worth paying for. Dru Riley, Trends.vc, $20k+/month

It's been incredible getting a community together to make the startup journey less lonely and more fun. Richard Kong, Gravity Tales, acquired for $2 Million

I've met so many awesome people and had my eyes opened talking with all of them. Dan Bogachek, Handwrite.io, $10k/month

Founders' Club is run by Indie Worldwide, a group which organizes online meetups for indie makers around the world. Founders' Club is a part of Indie Worldwide and when you sign up for Founders' Club you also get access to the larger Indie Worldwide community.

Location: Glens Falls, NY, United States

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