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#18

StampSnap

Mobile AppsListed on TrustMRR· Oct 23
$11.5K
Asking Price
$344/mo
Monthly Revenue
$344/mo
Monthly Profit
2.8x
Profit Multiple
N/A
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

StampSnap is a verified mobile app generating $344/mo in profit at a 2.79x annual profit multiple — a reasonable entry price for a niche stamp-identification tool. The reported profit margin of ~100% is consistent with a no-server, App Store-distributed app where Apple's cut is already factored out, though this warrants confirmation. The listing age is not disclosed, which limits the ability to assess revenue durability and trend. The stamp-collecting niche is narrow but loyal, and AI-photo-identification functionality adds a meaningful product moat.

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Strengths

  • ✓Platform-verified financials showing $344/mo profit at a 2.79x annual multiple — below the typical 3-4x SaaS/app range
  • ✓Near-100% profit margin consistent with a serverless, App Store-native distribution model
  • ✓AI-powered stamp identification is a differentiated feature that could support organic search and community interest
  • ✓$11,500 asking price keeps absolute capital at risk low for an individual acquirer
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Details to confirm

  • •Business age is not disclosed — request revenue history (ideally 12+ months) to confirm earnings stability and trend direction
  • •Download volume and active user count are not provided; confirm monthly installs and DAU/MAU ratio to assess growth trajectory
  • •Clarify revenue composition (one-time purchase vs. in-app purchase vs. subscription) to understand revenue recurrence and churn exposure
  • •Confirm how stamp identification AI is powered (on-device model, third-party API, or proprietary) to understand ongoing cost structure and dependency risk

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 70/100
Business age unavailableUnusually high reported profit margin

Buy vs Build: BUY

55
AI-native cash cost
$3.0K–$8.0K
Estimated time
10 weeks
Asking price
$11.5K

An AI-assisted solo founder could recreate the core photo-capture, identification, and collection-management features using an AI coding subscription plus a vision API (e.g., GPT-4o or Google Vision) for an estimated $3K–$8K in out-of-pocket costs over roughly 10 weeks. However, the verified $344/mo in profit, App Store presence, existing user reviews, and search ranking are real distribution assets that are difficult to replicate quickly. The missing download data and undisclosed business age limit confidence in traction durability, which keeps the buy score modest rather than high. At a 2.79x multiple and $11.5K asking price, the existing revenue stream likely justifies acquisition over a ground-up rebuild, provided 12-month revenue history confirms stability.

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

$4K
Annual Revenue
$4K
Annual Profit
$0.3K
Monthly Revenue
33 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin100%
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Business Overview

Take one clear photo to get a likely identification, issue details, and an estimated value range. Save the result, ask follow-up questions, and keep your collection searchable.

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Quick Facts

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Type
Mobile Apps
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Oct 23, 2026

Deal Score

63
Interesting
Evidence confidence70/100
2.8x
Good Multiple
Asking$11.5K
MRR$344/mo
Profit$344/mo
Profit Multiple2.8x
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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.