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Incoming Call

EntertainmentListed on TrustMRR· Oct 22
$50.0K
Asking Price
$3.5K/mo
Monthly Revenue
$3.5K/mo
Monthly Profit
1.2x
Profit Multiple
N/A
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

Incoming Call is a verified, profitable entertainment app generating $3.5K/mo with exceptional 99.9% margins and an extremely attractive 1.18x annual profit multiple. The business model is straightforward and the listing shows clean financials. However, the lack of disclosed user metrics, retention data, customer concentration, and app age raises questions about sustainability in the competitive entertainment category—details a buyer should confirm before committing.

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Strengths

  • ✓Verified profitable business with $3.5K monthly profit
  • ✓Exceptionally low 1.18x profit multiple—significantly below typical app valuations of 3-5x
  • ✓Outstanding 99.9% profit margin indicating minimal operating costs and strong unit economics
  • ✓Platform-verified financials with 100% data quality score from TrustMRR
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Details to confirm

  • •Request current iOS app store ratings, download count, and monthly active user trends to assess market traction
  • •Clarify customer concentration: how many paying users drive the $3.5K/mo and what is the churn rate?
  • •Confirm the business age and revenue history—current monthly snapshot alone does not establish durability in entertainment verticals
  • •Provide retention and cohort analysis: entertainment apps typically face seasonal or trending cycles; request data on user lifetime value and repeat engagement

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 60/100
Business age unavailableUnusually high reported profit margin

Buy vs Build: BUY

62
AI-native cash cost
$3.5K–$8.0K
Estimated time
6 weeks
Asking price
$50.0K

The software itself—an iOS app simulating incoming calls from meme characters—is achievable in 4–6 weeks using SwiftUI templates, Firebase for backend, and AI-assisted UI logic, costing $3.5–$8K in out-of-pocket AI subscription and infrastructure. However, the real asset being acquired is proven app store presence, initial user traction, and an established revenue stream of $3.5K/mo. The 1.18x multiple is exceptionally cheap, but the absence of user count, retention metrics, and revenue history introduces meaningful uncertainty about whether this traction is durable or a temporary trend in the entertainment category. A buyer should independently verify monthly active users, churn, and organic app store visibility before deciding whether the low multiple compensates for the acquisition risk and early-stage metrics. If those metrics are strong, the BUY case is clear; if traction is shallow or users are highly concentrated, building an equivalent app and marketing it directly offers lower risk.

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

$42K
Annual Revenue
$42K
Annual Profit
$3.5K
Monthly Revenue
14 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin100%
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Business Overview

iOS entertainment app that lets users simulate incoming calls from viral meme characters.

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Quick Facts

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Type
Entertainment
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Oct 22, 2026

Deal Score

72
Worth a Look
Evidence confidence60/100
1.2x
Excellent Multiple
Asking$50.0K
MRR$3.5K/mo
Profit$3.5K/mo
Profit Multiple1.2x
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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.