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No Contact Tracker

Health & FitnessListed on TrustMRR· Aug 17
$5.0K
Asking Price
$239/mo
Monthly Revenue
$239/mo
Monthly Profit
1.7x
Profit Multiple
11 months
Business Age

Why We Picked This

No Contact Tracker generates $239/mo profit on $239/mo revenue, yielding a mathematically impossible 100% margin and raising immediate data-integrity concerns. At a 1.74x annual profit multiple, the valuation is attractive on paper, but the profit figure appears to equal or exceed revenue, which violates basic accounting. Platform verification does not resolve this discrepancy. The 11-month operating history and health/fitness niche show early traction, but the financial inconsistency prevents confident scoring above 45 per hard rules.

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Strengths

  • Extremely low asking price of $5,000 provides low absolute entry cost
  • Verified listing on TrustMRR with reported 100% data-quality score
  • 11-month operating history shows sustained user engagement in a focused niche
  • 1.74x profit multiple is well below typical software acquisition benchmarks
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Details to confirm

  • Profit ($239/mo) appears to equal or exceed revenue ($239/mo), creating a mathematically impossible 100% margin — request corrected financial statements to clarify actual cost structure
  • Monthly revenue of $239 is below the $1K threshold for viable business traction; confirm current subscriber count and monthly churn rate
  • Profit disclosure lacks supporting documentation (P&L, bank statements, or payment-processor records); request verification details from seller
  • Describe the primary customer-acquisition channel and current monthly user-growth rate to assess revenue durability

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 82/100
Short track record: under 12 monthsUnusually high reported profit margin

Buy vs Build: BUILD

25
AI-native cash cost
$1.2K$3.5K
Estimated time
3 weeks
Asking price
$5.0K

The financial data integrity issues and minimal verified revenue ($239/mo, well below sustainable business scale) make this acquisition high-risk relative to building. A solo founder with an AI coding subscription (Cursor, Copilot, or similar) could build a functionally equivalent streak-tracker mobile app—core features are streak state-management, local notifications, basic UI—in 3–4 weeks using React Native, Expo, or SwiftUI templates, and Firebase for backend. Hosting and app-store costs would run $100–500/mo. The buyer would own the code, avoid the financial discrepancy, and retain full control of customer relationships. Build cost of $1,200–3,500 in tooling and time is recoverable within weeks of monetization, whereas acquiring at $5K includes unresolved accounting risk and sub-$250/mo revenue providing minimal customer or distribution 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

$3K
Annual Revenue
$3K
Annual Profit
$0.2K
Monthly Revenue
21 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin100%
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Business Overview

No Contact Tracker is a clean, effective mobile app designed to help users navigate breakups and maintain the "No Contact Rule." It features streak tracking, visual progress milestones, and daily moti

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Quick Facts

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Type
Health & Fitness
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Age
11 months
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Aug 17, 2026

Deal Score

42
Below Average
Evidence confidence82/100
1.7x
Excellent Multiple
Asking$5.0K
MRR$239/mo
Profit$239/mo
Profit Multiple1.7x
Age11 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.