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Shop Teeks was launched back in way back in 2010.

They helped merchandisers sell online.

One of those merchandisers was Elliott's company called Dorla,

Door, NIC.com.

That company does $5 to $10 million top line revenue.

But eventually he said, you know, I like the software and I like Shopteeks more.

Let me start consulting over there before you know it.

He's now running it as co-CEO of the platform.

They make money in three ways.

They'd have a take rate on revenue that goes through Shopteak.

They sell software called material retail that folks pay $125 for.

Again, these brand boutiques use it to grow their business.

And then lastly, they actually ship POS systems and they actually take a smaller percent

flowing through those systems, $72 million in GMV through those systems last year, hoping to grow their revenue,

their total revenue, not like some big GMV number, but their actual revenue to about

1.5 million this year with a small, efficient team, which we level of four full timers.

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