Ben Comstock
Four companies.Fortune 500 clients.No investors.Profitable.
Advisory from a founder who’s done it.
I’ve built SaaS companies, sold into enterprise, and managed the teams that make it work. Now I help founders and backers skip the mistakes I made.
- Companies
- 5 built, 4 still running
- Raised
- $0, no investors
- Revenue
- 7 figures, enterprise contracts
- Customers
- SAP, Harvard, Yale
- Roles
- founder, manager, designer, developer, sales
- Languages
- English, Spanish

I need help with
What they say
Ben steered our strategy, made sense of our financials, and rewrote our sales and marketing copy. We’re more profitable now than we’ve ever been.
Max Levy –We brought Ben into a strategic project at SAP Barcelona to renovate our onboarding experience. He helped us quickly ideate, prototype, and ship a new product that rolled out to the entire office. With his guidance, we had a successful project that created a memorable new onboarding for our hires.
Tobias Haug –Ben has been a recentering presence throughout the building of my business. His range is what sets him apart as he’s able to bring valuable insight across the whole founder journey in product dev, sales, funding, and people.
What I’ve built
Five companies, five industries. Same objective every time.
Bill-Back
Recovers implant reimbursements that surgery centers’ billing workflow isn’t built to catch. Opens in a new tab.
CityPros
Professional networking, organized by city. Opens in a new tab.
Amirra
Onboarding and employee experience for enterprise teams. Opens in a new tab.
ChamberHub
Membership and renewals software for chambers of commerce. Opens in a new tab.
OfficeAccord
Internal communication for distributed workplaces.
Absorbed by Amirra
What I believe
Most advice is about what worked. The useful part is usually what didn’t.
I ran one of my companies past due. Taught me the importance of letting certain things go and reading the numbers honestly.
Founder, designer, developer, salesperson, marketer, support rep. That’s why I can tell you what actually breaks, and in what order.
Procurement, security review, legal, twelve month cycles. I closed those myself with no sales team.
Then comes pricing, marketing, distribution, support, renewals. I’ve done all of it, five times.
Next step
Let’s talk it through.
Tell me where things are and what’s in the way. I’ll be honest about whether it’s something I can help with.




