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We Have a Guy

MarketplaceListed on Flippa
$10.0K
Asking Price
$333/mo
Monthly Revenue
$220/mo
Monthly Profit
3.8x
Profit Multiple
<1 year
Business Age

Why We Picked This

'We Have a Guy' is a verified, early-stage marketplace generating $333/mo revenue with exceptional 66% profit margins and a reasonable 3.8x profit multiple. The claimed 12x month-over-month growth from a July baseline ($995) is remarkable but requires independent confirmation of sustainability, customer acquisition costs, and retention. The 1 hour/week operational claim and sub-one-year age suggest an unproven model, yet the verified financials and unit economics warrant a preliminary look.

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Strengths

  • Verified financials on Flippa with 66% profit margin—well above typical marketplace benchmarks
  • Attractive 3.8x annual profit multiple with $220/mo net income
  • Two-sided marketplace model with clear monetization (8% Stripe fee) reduces platform dependency risk
  • Minimal operational overhead (1 hour/week) suggests repeatable, scalable process
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Details to confirm

  • Confirm whether the 12x MoM growth claimed from July is sustainable and repeatable in recent months, or a one-time spike
  • Request customer acquisition breakdown: how many families and students active, churn rate, and repeat job completion rates to assess two-sided stickiness
  • Clarify revenue composition: the $333/mo and 12x growth narrative requires detail on current active users and job-completion velocity to distinguish breakout from noise
  • Verify that the 1 hour/week operational claim accounts for customer support, platform maintenance, payment reconciliation, and dispute resolution

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 82/100
Listing date unavailable

Buy vs Build: BUY

58
AI-native cash cost
$3.5K$8.5K
Estimated time
8 weeks
Asking price
$10.0K

The software foundation—two-sided job marketplace with Stripe payments and basic matching—is straightforward to build with AI-assisted development ($3.5–8.5K, 8 weeks) using a Django/Node backend, React frontend, and third-party payment and SMS APIs. However, the critical asset is not the code: it is the two-sided network, customer acquisition playbook, and retention mechanics that drive the 12x growth claim. The $220/mo profit does not yet justify $10K acquisition when: (1) the business is under one year old with unverified growth sustainability, (2) no independent churn, retention, or customer-concentration data is available, and (3) the acquirer would pay for code but have to rebuild network dynamics from scratch. If the buyer can independently validate that active user count, repeat rate, and organic or low-CAC acquisition are durable, the verdict shifts to BUY; as presented, the traction signal is too early to outweigh build-from-scratch leverage.

Cash estimate includes the AI tools, APIs and infrastructure needed for a solo founder to recreate the software. Build time is informational and lightly weighted. The verdict is driven mainly by customers, users, verified earnings, retention, distribution, brand, data and operating history.

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Financial Snapshot

$4K
Annual Revenue
$3K
Annual Profit
$0.3K
Monthly Revenue
45 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin66%
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Business Overview

Profitable two-sided marketplace: families hire local students for odd jobs. 8% fee via Stripe. $995 July revenue, 12x MoM growth, runs on ~1 hour work/week.

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Quick Facts

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Type
Marketplace
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Age
<1 year
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Source
Flippa

Deal Score

64
Interesting
Evidence confidence82/100
3.8x
Fair Multiple
Asking$10.0K
MRR$333/mo
Profit$220/mo
Profit Multiple3.8x
Age<1 year
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Preliminary screening based on marketplace and public data. Verify all financial, legal, technical, customer, and operational claims independently before making an acquisition decision. This is not financial or legal advice.