Historical review from 2026-10-10. Current price and availability are unconfirmed; check the original marketplace.
Yadulink demonstrates exceptional financials with $8.5K monthly revenue, 65% profit margins, and a 1.88x annual profit multiple—well below market for recurring SaaS. Platform-verified data, three-year operating history, and a clear B2B SaaS model targeting LinkedIn-driven outreach create a rare combination of proven traction and attractive valuation. The primary open questions concern customer retention, acquisition channel durability, and competitive positioning in the crowded sales automation space.
The core software—LinkedIn profile scraping, automation rules, CRM, and email sequencing—is technically reproducible using Puppeteer/Playwright, existing email APIs (SendGrid, Resend), and managed databases. Estimated build cost is $18K–$35K with AI-assisted development over 16 weeks at MVP scope. However, the acquisition is substantially justified by verified recurring revenue of $8.5K/mo (generating ~$102K annualized profit), established paying customer base, operational knowledge, and brand positioning in a competitive niche. The sub-2x multiple and proven distribution channel make acquisition significantly lower-risk than rebuilding.
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.
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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