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Yadulink

SaaSListed on TrustMRR· Sep 29
$125.0K
Asking Price
$8.7K/mo
Monthly Revenue
$5.6K/mo
Monthly Profit
1.9x
Profit Multiple
3 years
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

Yadulink is a verified B2B SaaS generating $8.65K/mo revenue with exceptional 65% profit margins and a highly attractive 1.85x annual profit multiple—well below market for profitable SaaS. The business demonstrates strong unit economics and immediate cash flow. Buyer should confirm customer retention, churn, and revenue concentration to complete the recurring-revenue durability picture.

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Strengths

  • ✓Strong monthly revenue of $8,652 with exceptional 65% profit margins—significantly above the 30–50% range typical of mature SaaS
  • ✓Highly attractive 1.85x annual profit multiple, indicating substantial margin of safety vs. market comparables (3–4x typical)
  • ✓Verified financials and 100-point data quality score provide high confidence in reported figures
  • ✓Established 3-year operating history demonstrates proof-of-concept and operational stability
  • ✓B2B SaaS model with recurring revenue potential through automation tooling and CRM integration
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Details to confirm

  • •Confirm monthly churn rate and customer retention metrics to validate the sustainability of the $8.65K MRR base
  • •Request a breakdown of customer concentration (top 5 customers as % of revenue) to assess revenue diversification risk
  • •Clarify the current paying customer count and average customer lifetime value to assess growth headroom and cohort health
  • •Verify the breakdown of revenue streams (profile automations, outreach sequences, CRM, lead lists) to understand which products drive the margin

Buy vs Build: BUY

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AI-native cash cost
$18.0K–$35.0K
Estimated time
12 weeks
Asking price
$125.0K

The acquisition case is built primarily on proven recurring revenue ($8.65K/mo), exceptional margins (65%), and verified financials—not on software complexity. A capable solo founder using Claude AI, templates, and managed services (Firebase, Stripe, third-party LinkedIn API integrations) could assemble an MVP LinkedIn-signal automation tool in 12 weeks for $18K–$35K. However, the buyer is purchasing 3 years of operating history, customer relationships, product-market fit signals, and immediate cash flow of $5.6K/mo. That traction and revenue durability substantially exceed the risk and cost of building from scratch. The verified data quality and below-market multiple reinforce the buy case. Confirm churn and customer count before final commitment, but the hard numbers support acquisition over internal development.

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

$104K
Annual Revenue
$67K
Annual Profit
$8.7K
Monthly Revenue
22 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin65%
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Business Overview

Yadulink is a B2B SaaS that turns LinkedIn buying signals into sales conversations. It combines profile-visit, post-engagement and invitation automations with outreach sequences, lead lists, a CRM and

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Quick Facts

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Type
SaaS
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Age
3 years
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Sep 29, 2026

Deal Score

87
Top Pick
Evidence confidence100/100
1.9x
Excellent Multiple
Asking$125.0K
MRR$8.7K/mo
Profit$5.6K/mo
Profit Multiple1.9x
Age3 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.