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Munchio

Health & FitnessListed on TrustMRR· Aug 9
$45.0K
Asking Price
$2.3K/mo
Monthly Revenue
$2.0K/mo
Monthly Profit
1.9x
Profit Multiple
1 months
Business Age

Why We Picked This

Munchio demonstrates strong early traction with $2.3K monthly revenue, exceptional 85% profit margins, and an attractive 1.9x profit multiple—well below typical SaaS benchmarks. Platform verification and clean financials add confidence. However, the business is only one month old, so the revenue base is nascent and sustainability remains unproven. A buyer should request churn data, customer acquisition source, and evidence of organic retention before committing.

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Strengths

  • Exceptional 85% profit margin indicates lean, capital-efficient operations
  • Asking price of $45K represents only 1.9x annual profit—a rare valuation in early-stage SaaS
  • Platform-verified financials on TrustMRR provide transparency and reduce due-diligence friction
  • $2.3K monthly revenue achieved in just one month suggests rapid early adoption or strong initial marketing
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Details to confirm

  • Business is only one month old; revenue sustainability and retention patterns are not yet established—request 60+ days of post-listing financial data if available
  • Confirm customer acquisition channel and cost to understand how new users are being sourced and whether the model is repeatable
  • Provide evidence of monthly churn or user retention to validate the recurring-revenue assumption underlying the valuation

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 74/100
Very short track record: under 6 months

Buy vs Build: BUY

62
AI-native cash cost
$3.5K$7.0K
Estimated time
8 weeks
Asking price
$45.0K

The core software—meal-plan personalization based on user inputs, ingredient availability, and recipe matching—is reproducible using AI-assisted development (ChatGPT or Claude for logic, template UIs, third-party recipe APIs, and a managed database). Estimated build cost is $3.5K–$7K using AI tools and open APIs; timeline is 6–8 weeks for an MVP. However, the acquisition captures one month of proven market traction, early customer relationships, and initial product-market signals that would otherwise require weeks of validation. The risk is severe: at only one month old, the business has no demonstrated retention or repeat-revenue durability. The buyer is primarily paying for a concept and a handful of early adopters, not a durable revenue stream. Unless the customer concentration and acquisition-source data reveal exceptional organic retention or word-of-mouth dynamics, building independently poses lower risk. The decision hinges on whether unverified early metrics justify the premium over building from scratch.

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

$28K
Annual Revenue
$24K
Annual Profit
$2.3K
Monthly Revenue
23 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin85%
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Business Overview

Munchio creates personalized meal plans using only ingredients available at your local supermarket. After a quick onboarding — kitchen appliances, cooking style, allergies — users get tailored recipes

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Quick Facts

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Type
Health & Fitness
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Age
1 months
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Aug 9, 2026

Deal Score

72
Worth a Look
Evidence confidence74/100
1.9x
Excellent Multiple
Asking$45.0K
MRR$2.3K/mo
Profit$2.0K/mo
Profit Multiple1.9x
Age1 months
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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.