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public revenue records
How did a site built in 24 hours take $392k in its first year?
Product at a glance
- What it is
- A public database of startup revenue that doubles as an acquisition marketplace: founders connect a read-only key from Stripe or another payment provider, their revenue goes public and refreshes hourly.
- Who it is for
- Founders who want verified exposure or a sale, buyers looking for profitable websites, and tool companies buying ad slots.
- How it charges
- Browsing and listing are free. Everything paid is à la carte: a dofollow link for $19, AI visibility for $79, and sale listings at $29, $199 or $499, all one-time; sponsor slots from $399 for 7 days.
- Business model
- A free-listing marketplace that sells attention: revenue comes from ad slots, listing fees, buyer subscriptions and closing commissions.
Revenue, last 12 months
$396K
All of it since launch · 90% margin
MRR
$25.5K
−4% in 30 days · from just 13 subscriptions
Estimated visits, September
1.05M
55.6% direct, 16.6% organic social
September revenue
$48.9K
A record · the first full month, November 2025, was $17.8K
Revenue as of 2026-10-28 (public channels, daily)Report as of 2026-10-2201
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6 chapters, with every figure, post and source.
- ?Where do its visitors mainly come from?
- ?A free database: where does the money come from?
- ?After five flat months, what made revenue climb again?
- 01Product overview
- 02Marketing map
- 03The growth plays
- 04How it uses social
- 05Timeline
- 06What to take from it
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