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Podawaa

Social MediaListed on TrustMRR· Sep 21
$1.2M
Asking Price
$66.3K/mo
Monthly Revenue
$59.7K/mo
Monthly Profit
1.7x
Profit Multiple
2 years
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

Podawaa is a rare, mature SaaS business with verified financials showing $66.3K/mo revenue, 90% profit margins, and a 1.68x annual profit multiple—substantially below market for established, profitable software. The verified platform certification, clean data quality, and 2-year operating history with strong retention economics (implied by the 90% margin) make this an exceptional preliminary screen. The LinkedIn-native positioning addresses a high-intent, growing creator-economy segment.

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Strengths

  • ✓Verified financials with 100% data quality score across the platform
  • ✓Exceptional 90% profit margins indicating strong unit economics and minimal infrastructure drag
  • ✓Exceptional 1.68x profit multiple—well below the 3-4x SaaS market baseline, offering significant valuation cushion
  • ✓$59.7K/mo verified profit ($716K annualized) provides immediate cash generation and proven product-market fit
  • ✓2-year operating history with LinkedIn as a defensible distribution channel and audience lock-in
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Details to confirm

  • •Request customer count and churn/retention metrics to validate the sustainability of the 90% margin and understand revenue diversity
  • •Confirm revenue breakdown: subscription vs. one-time vs. affiliate or other streams, since the 90% margin suggests minimal COGS but warrants detail
  • •Clarify the competitive moat—LinkedIn API stability, feature parity with native LinkedIn tools, and user acquisition cost trends should be documented
  • •Review the last 24 months of MRR trend to confirm consistency and rule out one-time revenue spikes distorting the reported figure

Buy vs Build: BUY

88
AI-native cash cost
$18.0K–$32.0K
Estimated time
16 weeks
Asking price
$1.2M

A LinkedIn content scheduler with analytics and engagement features can be prototyped in 14–18 weeks using AI-assisted development (Claude/GPT-4 API ~$2K/mo), React + Next.js, a managed PostgreSQL database, and Stripe for billing, totaling $18–32K software cost. However, the acquisition buys proven distribution (2-year user base), a documented creator-economy market position, organic SEO/LinkedIn brand authority, paying customer relationships, and verified 90% margins—none of which a solo founder can replicate in 16 weeks. The $716K annual profit stream and sub-2x multiple more than justify purchasing over building, especially given the operational knowledge and customer trust embedded in the existing business.

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

$796K
Annual Revenue
$716K
Annual Profit
$66.3K
Monthly Revenue
20 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin90%
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Business Overview

Publish, grow, and own your audience on LinkedIn. Schedule content, engage your community, and turn analytics into results — all from one beautifully simple platform.

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Quick Facts

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Type
Social Media
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Age
2 years
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Sep 21, 2026

Deal Score

92
Top Pick
Evidence confidence100/100
1.7x
Excellent Multiple
Asking$1.2M
MRR$66.3K/mo
Profit$59.7K/mo
Profit Multiple1.7x
Age2 years
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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.