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US Dog Waste Removal Startup Grows from $1,000 to $200,000 Monthly Revenue

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Swoop Scoop, a dog-waste removal company, was founded in Washington in late 2020 with an initial investment of just $1,000. The business began by serving only 20 clients but has since scaled to hundreds of subscribers across the United States. Operating on a subscription-based model, the company now generates over $200,000 in monthly revenue. Swoop Scoop has expanded its presence into multiple US markets, demonstrating strong demand for specialized pet waste management services.

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