Case study

Serial entrepreneur$20.4K/month

From Experienced Entrepreneur to $20K/Month: Luis Berretueza’s Build Remote Success

Luis joined Build Remote as a seasoned entrepreneur, already experienced in sales, marketing, team leadership, and even running a cleaning business in the past. He partnered with Build Remote to leverage proven systems and support to scale profitably, quickly growing from $10K/month to $16K/month. Within 120 days, Luis was consistently generating $20K/month, sustaining that pace for months with 50% of revenue coming from recurring clients.

Luis Berretueza, photographed for their Build Remote case study
  • $20.4Krecurring, per month
  • 90 daysto the $10K Challenge
  • 120 daysto $20.4K/mo
Luis Berretueza, in their own words

Life & Future Outlook

Luis plans to continue scaling his cleaning business, leveraging the virtual assistants he brought on from his previous venture to streamline operations and support growth. With his team in place, he’s focused on expanding service areas, increasing recurring revenue, and building a more efficient, profitable business.

The proof

REVENUE MILESTONE - STRIPE IMAGES

Screenshot from the client's own payment dashboard

Wins & Testimonials

Screenshot from the private client community

Closing

Not every student joins Build Remote looking to leave their current career or fully start over. Some, like Luis, come in with experience and a desire to scale smarter, faster, and more profitably. With the right systems and support, Luis turned his prior experience into a thriving $20K/month cleaning business and continues to grow with confidence.

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