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BTFind: Bluetooth Finder

Mobile AppsListed on TrustMRR· Oct 29
$20.0K
Asking Price
$924/mo
Monthly Revenue
$924/mo
Monthly Profit
1.8x
Profit Multiple
4 years
Business Age
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Why We Picked This

BTFind reports $923.82 monthly revenue with claimed 100% profit margin—a mathematically impossible claim that requires immediate verification. The 1.8x asking multiple appears attractive on its surface, but the profit assertion ($924/mo on $923.82 revenue) suggests either a data entry error or incomplete cost accounting. At sub-$1K monthly revenue, the business generates minimal absolute cash flow. Without clarification on actual operating costs, customer count, retention, and revenue composition, this listing cannot support a score above the preliminary threshold. A buyer should treat all financial claims as unverified pending direct review of bank statements and P&L documentation.

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Strengths

  • ✓Asking price of $20K is modest and represents low absolute capital requirement
  • ✓4-year operating history suggests product-market stability
  • ✓Platform verification status noted on listing
  • ✓Mobile app in established category with clear consumer use case
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Details to confirm

  • •Profit margin of 100% is mathematically inconsistent with revenue figures and requires independent verification—no business typically runs at zero cost
  • •Monthly revenue of $923.82 is below the threshold for meaningful cash flow sustainability
  • •No customer count, user retention, or churn data disclosed—essential metrics for evaluating recurring revenue durability
  • •Request detailed P&L, app store download/active-user history, customer acquisition channels, and verification that reported profit reflects all hosting, payment processing, and operational expenses

Additional details to confirm

Evidence 100/100
Unusually high reported profit margin

Buy vs Build: BUILD

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AI-native cash cost
$2.5K–$6.0K
Estimated time
6 weeks
Asking price
$20.0K

The verified business traction is minimal—under $1K/mo revenue with unverified profit claims and no disclosed customer, retention, or acquisition-channel data. A capable solo founder using AI-assisted development (Claude/GitHub Copilot, React Native or Flutter templates, Firebase or Supabase for backend, and free app-store distribution) can build an MVP Bluetooth proximity scanner in 5–7 weeks for $2.5–6K total cost, including AI subscriptions and hosting. The acquisition offers no durable distribution, customer relationships, or proprietary data that would justify purchasing over building. The low absolute cash flow and financial inconsistencies make this a clear build scenario.

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

$11K
Annual Revenue
$11K
Annual Profit
$0.9K
Monthly Revenue
22 mo
Est. Payback
Profit Margin100%
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Business Overview

BTFind scans for the Bluetooth devices around you and shows how close each one is. Walk toward it, watch the reading rise, and find what you misplaced.

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Quick Facts

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Type
Mobile Apps
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Age
4 years
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Source
TrustMRR
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Listed
Oct 29, 2026

Deal Score

48
Below Average
Evidence confidence100/100
1.8x
Excellent Multiple
Asking$20.0K
MRR$924/mo
Profit$924/mo
Profit Multiple1.8x
Age4 years
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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.