Andrey Azimov
@andreyazimov23K followers
Product Hunt Maker of the Year 2018 behind Sheet2Site, Web3 Jobs and SearchConsole.ai
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exit story · 2021 · no-code makers
How Andrey Azimov Sold Sheet2Site to Neil Witten (2021)
Sheet2Site was built by Andrey Azimov and sold to Neil Witten in 2021.
Key facts
- Buyer
- Neil Witten ↗
- Year
- 2021
- Price
- Undisclosed
- Revenue at sale
- —
- Years operated
- 3.3 years
- Channel
- —
The story of Sheet2Site
Sheet2Site is a no-code website builder that turns a Google Sheet into a website with filters, images and links. Andrey Azimov launched the first version in March 2018 as one of many side projects during his self-imposed Hardcore Year, an experiment in shipping lots of products quickly to find one with market fit, and followed it with Sheet2Site 2.0 in March 2019.
Azimov ran it alone, handling development, design, support and marketing. Over three years, thousands of companies and tens of thousands of people used it to build sites from spreadsheets.
On 21 June 2021 Azimov announced that Sheet2Site had been acquired by Neil Witten, a UK-based software entrepreneur with SaaS experience. The terms were not disclosed. Existing customers kept their plans and subscriptions, and Witten said he planned to keep developing the product.
The maker
See the Sheet2Site product page or Andrey Azimov's full profile for everything they have built since.
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Sources
- sheet2site.com — sheet2site.com/acquired/
- en.ain.ua — en.ain.ua/2021/06/24/sheet2site-was-acquired-by-uk-entrepreneur/
- x.com — x.com/AndreyAzimov/status/1407388071994150912
Facts are taken from the maker's and buyer's public statements and press coverage. Prices and revenue are shown only when publicly stated; self-reported figures are not independently verified.
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Sheet2Site acquisition FAQ
Who bought Sheet2Site?
Sheet2Site was acquired by Neil Witten in 2021 from Andrey Azimov.
How much did Sheet2Site sell for?
The price was not publicly disclosed.
How long did it take Sheet2Site to get acquired?
Sheet2Site was sold about 3.3 years after launch.