Executive Summary: Hugging Face develops artificial intelligence algorithms and products aimed at software developers in the machine learning space. Hugging Face makes money from different licensing fees as well as by selling branded merchandise via its own online store. Founded in 2016, Hugging Face is one of the most popular communities in the field of … Read more
Executive Summary: Morning Brew is a media organization that is primarily known for sending out a daily newsletter about the world of business, politics, and tech. Morning Brew makes money from advertising, sponsorships, organizing events, selling various items through its own online shop, and offering premium courses. The firm operates on an advertising-based business model. … Read more
Executive Summary: Headway is an online platform, which connects mental health care providers who accept insurance with those seeking help. Headway makes money by receiving a commission from the insurance providers it works together with. Founded in 2018, Headway has since managed to raise over $100 million in venture funding while accruing a valuation of … Read more
Artificial intelligence (AI), whether it’s working on a school paper or solving complex code problems, is taking over the world by storm. OpenAI, with the release of the image generation model Dall-E and its text bot ChatGPT, has been at the literal forefront of that craze. Given its complex history, corporate set-up, and AI’s material … Read more
Executive Summary: OpenAI is a technology company that publishes academic research and releases products in the field of artificial intelligence. OpenAI makes money from charging licensing fees to access its models, subscription fees, and via investment gains. What Is OpenAI? OpenAI is a technology company that focuses on academic research and releasing products in the … Read more
Executive Summary: Pexels is a free stock photo and video platform aimed at content creators and everyone else who’s in need of imagery. Pexels makes money from referral fees, as well as advertising and sponsorships, which are paid by businesses that want to promote their brand on the platform. The company, after being founded in … Read more
Executive Summary: Curve is a personal finance application, which enables its users to connect all of their debit and credit cards on one single platform. Curve makes money from subscriptions, interchange fees, various payment fees, partnerships, and interest on the loans it issues. Founded in 2015, Curve is now one of the fastest-growing FinTech startups … Read more
Executive Summary: Mudflap is a service that enables truck drivers and small fleet operators to get discounts at fuel stations around the United States. Mudflap makes money from referral fees, which are paid by the fuel stations that it has partnered with. The company operates on an affiliate business model, meaning it generates income by … Read more
Executive Summary: Ramp is an expense management platform that works together with companies of all sizes to better manage their cost. Ramp makes money via interchange fees from its card, interest on financing, and the investments it makes. Founded in 2019, Ramp has become one of the fastest-growing companies in the FinTech space. It is … Read more
Executive Summary: Plex is a media company that offers users free access to live content as well as tools to manage their media consumption. Plex makes money from its premium subscription PlexPass as well as by displaying ads on its free streaming service. Founded in 2009, Plex is now one of the world’s most popular … Read more