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Three Exits for $290,000. Then a Year of Nothing. (opens the original)
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Nico Jeannen made 25 apps in two years and sold three of them for $290,000 combined. Every sale closed fast and priced for speed, exactly as designed. Then the fire that built them went out.One evening in December 2022, by his own telling at 8:40pm, Nico Jeannen had an idea for an app that generates logos with AI. He had learned to code only months earlier, from a Udemy course. So he did not build the app. He built a landing page with a Typeform checkout, and when orders came in, he generated th
The $10 Million Exit That Became a Job (opens the original)
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Thibault Louis-Lucas sold Tweet Hunter and Taplio in a deal worth up to $10 million.He and his co-founder collected $8 million. To unlock most of it, however, they had to stay after the sale and grow the business more than fivefold.Tibo now calls the deal a financial mistake.In 2022, Lempire offered Tibo and his co-founder, Tom Jacquesson, $2 million upfront for the two social-growth tools, which were producing roughly $1.5 million in combined annual recurring revenue. The remaining $8 million w
He Sold a Site Making $150K a Year for $120K. (opens the original)
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Maddox Schmidlkofer sold DuckMath for less than one year of its revenue. The site made roughly $150,000 a year; he took $120,000, at age 20, from his biggest competitor. You might be thinking he got ripped off.He didn't and understanding why will change how you value your own project.By the end of this you will know how a high schooler built a 1.5-million-user site, why its revenue was worth less than it looked, and the one question that tells you whether you own an asset or a job.<p c
The $410,000 Exit Was the Easy Part (opens the original)
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Viktor Seraleev sold his first app eight months after launch. Then a failure streak ate the winnings, Apple deleted his second business at $33,680 MRR, and he built a third one from zero.On September 20, 2023, Viktor Seraleev’s apps had their best day ever: $3,000 in revenue. The next morning, Apple terminated his developer account. Every app he had spent two years building disappeared from the App Store, and $108,878 in earnings froze with them.The exit in this story happened three years before
Nobody Copies the Part That Matters (opens the original)
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I got sucked into the hype and built one last week too, more on that in a bit.You’ve probably heard about Outbid.lol by now.If not here’s what it is in a nutshell: One page, one list. Pay a dollar more than the person above you and you move up the leaderboard.A German developer named Jonathan Wilke put it together in about three hours on August 20. Seven days later it had done $235,153 and got 1.36 million visits. Lear
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