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Insect Bite ID

Artificial Intelli…Listed on TrustMRR· Sep 4
$75.0K
Asking Price
$2.7K/mo
Monthly Revenue
$2.7K/mo
Monthly Profit
2.3x
Profit Multiple
N/A
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

Insect Bite ID shows $2.7K/mo revenue with an extraordinary 99.9% profit margin and a 2.3x annual profit multiple—both attractive on paper. However, the implausibly high margin (nearly 100% net profit) and lack of disclosed customer count, retention data, growth trajectory, and acquisition-channel transparency raise material questions about sustainability and business durability. Platform verification is confirmed, which is a strength, but the buyer should independently validate the margin claim and understand how this early-stage AI application acquires and retains paying users before committing.

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Strengths

  • ✓Verified financials by TrustMRR with 100% data quality score
  • ✓Attractive 2.3x annual profit multiple—well below typical SaaS multiples
  • ✓99.9% net profit margin indicates strong unit economics (if confirmed)
  • ✓AI-native product addressing a clear consumer pain point with photo identification and tracking
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Details to confirm

  • •Confirm the 99.9% profit margin independently—request detailed P&L to understand fixed costs, infrastructure spend, and how this figure is calculated
  • •Request customer count, monthly churn rate, and customer acquisition cost to assess business durability and stickiness
  • •Clarify revenue growth trajectory (MoM growth rate) and primary acquisition channel—currently no evidence of organic reach or paid customer acquisition strategy
  • •Verify whether revenue is subscription-based (recurring) or one-time transaction-based, as this materially affects valuation sustainability

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 60/100
Business age unavailableUnusually high reported profit margin

Buy vs Build: BUILD

35
AI-native cash cost
$3.0K–$8.0K
Estimated time
6 weeks
Asking price
$75.0K

The core software—a photo-upload UI, AI image classification API integration (via OpenAI Vision or similar), bite identification logic, and simple tracking database—is reproducible in 6 weeks for $3–8K using AI coding tools, Supabase/Firebase, and existing vision APIs. What you would not acquire is paying customer traction, retention proof, or a validated acquisition channel. At $2.7K/mo with unconfirmed durability, retention, and customer concentration, the business traction does not yet justify the $75K acquisition cost over rebuilding independently and owning customer acquisition from day one. If customer count is high (100+), churn is <5% monthly, and growth is >10% MoM, the verdict shifts to BUY; current evidence does not support that confidence.

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

$33K
Annual Revenue
$33K
Annual Profit
$2.7K
Monthly Revenue
28 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin100%
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Business Overview

Snap a photo to identify insect bites in seconds with AI. Get confidence scores, bite care advice, and track bites over time for extra peace of mind.

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Quick Facts

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Type
Artificial Intelligence
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Sep 4, 2026

Deal Score

52
Interesting
Evidence confidence60/100
2.3x
Good Multiple
Asking$75.0K
MRR$2.7K/mo
Profit$2.7K/mo
Profit Multiple2.3x
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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.