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Brinkr

SaaSListed on TrustMRR· Sep 30
$9.0K
Asking Price
$400/mo
Monthly Revenue
$352/mo
Monthly Profit
2.1x
Profit Multiple
13 months
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

Brinkr is a verified, 13-month-old agentic AI SaaS with exceptional unit economics: $352/mo profit on $399.85/mo revenue (88% margin) at a 2.13x annual profit multiple. Early-stage revenue is modest but positive, margins are outstanding, and the asking price reflects disciplined valuation. The construction automation niche is real and underserved. Key open questions center on customer concentration, churn, and whether this $400/mo revenue base has organic durability or relies heavily on founder effort.

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Strengths

  • ✓Exceptional 88% profit margin — well above typical SaaS (30–50%)
  • ✓Verified financials with 100% data quality score and platform confirmation
  • ✓Attractive 2.13x annual profit multiple, below market for any SaaS
  • ✓13-month operating history with positive revenue and profit from day one
  • ✓Niche market (construction back-office automation) with limited competition and real pain points
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Details to confirm

  • •Monthly revenue of $399.85 is early-stage; confirm customer count and monthly churn to assess durability and organic vs. founder-driven growth
  • •Request customer concentration breakdown to understand revenue diversity and key-customer risk
  • •Clarify product-market fit evidence: are customers renewing, or is revenue dependent on continuous founder acquisition effort?
  • •Verify that the 88% margin includes all hosting, payment processing, and operational costs, and review cost trajectory as customer count scales

Buy vs Build: BUY

72
AI-native cash cost
$3.0K–$7.0K
Estimated time
8 weeks
Asking price
$9.0K

Building an agentic AI back-office automation tool for construction (quoting, invoicing, budget control, document digitization) would cost $3K–$7K in AI coding subscriptions, cloud hosting, and third-party APIs (OCR, document processing), and 8 weeks for a solo founder using Claude/GPT-4 coding, low-code automation, and managed backends. However, the acquisition captures 13 months of operational learning, a paying customer base (size unconfirmed), niche market validation, and immediate positive unit economics. The primary purchase value lies in verified revenue traction and the overhead/customer relationships already in place, not the software itself. Missing customer count, churn, and acquisition-channel data reduce confidence, but the attractive valuation, verified margins, and early-stage market validation justify acquisition over a build-from-zero start.

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

$5K
Annual Revenue
$4K
Annual Profit
$0.4K
Monthly Revenue
26 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin88%
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Business Overview

Agentic AI SaaS automating back-office work for construction and installation companies, covering quoting, invoice reconciliation, budget control and document digitization. All through an app and weba

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Quick Facts

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Type
SaaS
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Age
13 months
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Sep 30, 2026

Deal Score

78
Strong Deal
Evidence confidence92/100
2.1x
Good Multiple
Asking$9.0K
MRR$400/mo
Profit$352/mo
Profit Multiple2.1x
Age13 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.