Seller screenshots lie. Verified revenue doesn't.
Most marketplaces let sellers type their own revenue into a text box. The Daily Picks only feature startups whose revenue is verified at the payment-provider level, so the MRR you see is the MRR that exists. These three picks cover three different reasons to buy: distribution included, boring B2B growth, and niche ownership.
$35,000: a travel app that ships with its own audience
Tripist does $2,249 MRR at two months old, and the sale includes the 190,000-follower Instagram network behind it. The seller reports up to 400 downloads a day from those pages. 1.3x annual revenue; the caveat is the short revenue history.
Open the Tripist listing$175,000: boring Shopify SaaS growing 35% a month
A Google Merchant Center compliance scanner at $10,437 MRR and 90% seller-reported margin, with one acquisition channel the seller never expanded past. 1.4x annual run rate on payment-provider-verified revenue.
Open the Shopify compliance scanner listing$350,000: a niche with no serious competition
3AK trains track and field athletes: $10,916 MRR and 3,249 active subscribers, with growth the seller says is almost all organic. 2.7x is the priciest multiple of the three; the subscriber base and niche ownership are what you are paying for.
Open the 3AK Track & Field listingMargins are seller-reported; the revenue is not. You see the real numbers before you ever message a seller.
Listing links are partner links. Revenue figures are verified at the payment-provider level by the source marketplace; margins and growth claims attributed to sellers are theirs.




