$1M+ ARR Club
Indie makers who publicly reported crossing $1M in annual revenue, largely bootstrapped.
29 makers
Hand-picked lists of indie makers worth following in 2026. Each collection groups makers by a shared trait — reported revenue, exits, number of products, building in public — so you can quickly find role models for your own path.
Indie makers who publicly reported crossing $1M in annual revenue, largely bootstrapped.
29 makers
Makers known for openly sharing revenue, metrics and lessons as they build.
138 makers
Makers who have launched 10 or more products.
105 makers
Indie makers who sold one or more of their products.
97 makers
One-person businesses — no co-founder, no employees (or almost none).
129 makers
Makers who grew without venture capital.
194 makers
Partners and duos who build products together.
41 makers
Makers who started building profitable products in their teens or early twenties.
10 makers
Up-and-coming makers growing fast right now.
15 makers
The makers who shaped the indie hacker movement.
70 makers
Collections are curated, themed lists of indie makers — such as solo founders, exited makers or the $1M+ ARR club. There are 10 collections drawn from 385 profiles.
The biggest collections are Bootstrapped (194 makers), Build in Public Legends (138 makers) and Solo Founders (129 makers).
Makers are added automatically based on profile data: tags like bootstrapped or build-in-public, products marked as acquired, the number of products launched, or publicly reported revenue.
Yes. Submit the maker via the Submit page with a link to public proof (revenue post, acquisition announcement, etc.) and they will be reviewed.