Startup Archive

Taimur Haider and his team looked at a problem every failed founder knows: you shut down your startup but your AWS bill keeps coming. Your domain still costs money. Your servers are running. Your Stripe is still charging. You already lost the business—why lose more money keeping its ghost online? They built Startup Archive, a tool that essentially freezes your dead startup's entire digital presence for a fraction of what it costs to maintain a live site. You preserve your work, your domain, your documentation, everything—and you stop paying for hosting, servers, and services that serve nobody anymore.

Here's the thing: there are millions of dead startups. Every single one of them is either paying to stay online or has already lost their entire digital footprint. Neither option is good. Startup Archive makes it free to preserve what you built and cheap to stop hemorrhaging cash on something that no longer exists. It's devtools for the afterlife of startups. The problem is obvious, the solution is simple, and the market is every founder who's ever had to pull the plug.

They're likely remote or based in a startup hub. If you're a founder with a dead project still draining your bank account, this is your solution.