Document Sharing Tool

2 Document Sharing Tool Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

•

Updated: September 25th, 2024

Struggling with seamless document exchange? Consider developing a document sharing tool. This business focuses on creating a platform where users can easily upload, share, and collaborate on documents.

A document sharing tool ensures efficient, secure, and organized file management. Whether it’s internal team projects or client presentations, this platform aims to simplify the process of sharing and accessing documents.

The demand for such tools is growing, driven by the increasing need for remote work solutions. Developing this business involves technical know-how and continuous updates to ensure security and functionality. The time you'll invest in building a robust platform can pay off through subscriptions or licensing.

For anyone interested in tech startups, this market has potential. Your tool could become indispensable for businesses and individuals looking to streamline their document sharing processes.

In this list, you'll find real-world document sharing tool success stories and very profitable examples of starting a document sharing tool that makes money.

1. templatesGo ($12K/year)

Nguyen Thanh Nga co-founded Templatesgo.com after struggling to create an invitation letter, realizing the need for a simpler, more efficient way to generate legal documents. Within six months, the platform amassed 10,000 monthly users, highlighting its rapid growth and user appeal.

How much money it makes: $12K/year
How much did it cost to start: $30K
How many people on the team: 1

How Our Bootstrapped Platform With Legal Documents Templates Hit 10,000 Users

Templatesgo.com is a document generator for legal documents that has gained 10,000 users per month since launching in 2022 and offers a wide range of legal documents in three main categories: real estate, business, and personal documents.

Read this case study

Read by 2,032 founders

2. DocPress.it ($9.6K/year)

The founder collaborated with various guest writers for the blogs but faced difficulties in publishing their articles from Google Docs to WordPress.

He had to manually save images separately, and copy-pasting the content didn’t work correctly, depending on the article, it took 30 minutes to format it with the necessary headings, images, and other elements.

To automate these tedious processes, he started working on Google Docs add-ons.

How much money it makes: $9.6K/year
How much did it cost to start: $9K
How many people on the team: 1

I Built A Tool That Makes It Easy To Export Google Docs To WordPress [1,000+ Users]

DocPress.it founder, Alex, built an add-on for Google Docs that helps users automate the tasks of SEO content analysis, generating article intros with AI, image renaming, and others when publishing content; the platform now has over 1100 users and makes around $500 MRR.

Read this case study

Read by 3,577 founders