bizpeel · Business report · yewReport v2 · data as of 2026-10-21
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How did a small shop selling controller scripts take $1.1M in a year?
Product at a glance
- What it is
- Sells game-input scripts for the Cronus Zen controller adapter, led by yew2K for NBA 2K27 and yewFN for Fortnite, with weekly updates, guides and a one-on-one setup call.
- Who it is for
- Console players using a Cronus Zen adapter, mostly in the US.
- How it charges
- One-time purchases: yew2K at $64.99 and yewFN on sale at $49.99 (from $64.99). Checkout runs through Whop; digital goods are generally non-refundable after delivery, including when a game bans the account.
- Business model
- One-time digital product sales that spike with each new game release.
Revenue, last 12 months
$1.1M
$1.25M all time · verified via Whop
September revenue
$177K
NBA 2K27 launch month · July was $26.9K
Revenue, last 30 days
$67.5K
−68% on the previous 30 days
MRR
$2,707
142 subscriptions · +21% in 30 days
Revenue as of 2026-10-28 (public channels, daily)Report as of 2026-10-2101
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- ?Where do its buyers mainly come from?
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- 01Product overview
- 02Marketing map
- 03The growth plays
- 04How it uses social
- 05Timeline
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