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#11

AI Clothes Changer: FitIn

Listed on TrustMRR· Oct 23
$4.8K
Asking Price
$237/mo
Monthly Revenue
$178/mo
Monthly Profit
2.2x
Profit Multiple
21 months
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

FitIn is an early-stage mobile app with verified financials showing $237/mo revenue and 75% margins at a low 2.2x profit multiple. However, the sub-$250 monthly revenue raises durability and customer-retention questions that outweigh the attractive valuation. The 4.7-star rating from 195 reviews suggests product–market fit, but the absolute revenue scale and lack of disclosed user growth, churn, or acquisition-channel specificity make this a marginal candidate requiring careful review before commitment.

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Strengths

  • ✓Verified financials by platform with 75% profit margin — exceptionally clean unit economics
  • ✓Attractive 2.2x profit multiple well below typical SaaS multiples
  • ✓Established app presence with 4.7-star rating from 195 verified reviews suggesting real user satisfaction
  • ✓21 months of operating history demonstrates sustained product viability
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Details to confirm

  • •Monthly revenue of $237 is below typical profitable small-business thresholds; confirm current active users, churn rate, and monthly recurring vs. one-time purchase breakdown
  • •Request 6–12 month revenue trend to understand whether user base and revenue are growing, flat, or declining
  • •Clarify customer acquisition channels and unit economics: are users finding the app organically (App Store), paid ads, or other sources — and what is the cost and sustainability of each
  • •Confirm whether revenue is truly recurring or represents one-time purchases; retention and repeat-use data would inform valuation confidence

Buy vs Build: BUILD

35
AI-native cash cost
$8.0K–$16.0K
Estimated time
10 weeks
Asking price
$4.8K

The software itself — a SwiftUI front-end iOS app with AI image processing via API integration — is reproducible within 8–16 weeks and $8K–$16K using AI-assisted coding, cloud vision APIs (AWS Rekognition, Replicate), and standard mobile templates. What is being acquired here is primarily a small active user base (195 reviews) and 4.7-star reputation. At $237/mo revenue with no disclosed user count, customer concentration, or acquisition-channel durability, the business traction is insufficient to justify the premium over building a clean MVP and rebuilding the user base through organic App Store optimization or a modest launch campaign. The buyer is acquiring limited distribution and unverified unit economics, not defensible market position or repeatable growth leverage. BUILD is the lower-risk path.

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

$3K
Annual Revenue
$2K
Annual Profit
$0.2K
Monthly Revenue
27 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin75%
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Business Overview

iOS virtual try-on app, Lifestyle category, 4.7 stars from 195 US ratings. The user uploads a photo of themselves and a garment, and gets a realistic try-on back in 15-30 seconds. SwiftUI front end, F

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Quick Facts

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Age
21 months
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Oct 23, 2026

Deal Score

52
Interesting
Evidence confidence92/100
2.2x
Good Multiple
Asking$4.8K
MRR$237/mo
Profit$178/mo
Profit Multiple2.2x
Age21 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.