r/SaaSAcquire | reddlx

I’m selling SeoLoupe, my SEO audit SaaS I built as a solo founder

After around 3 months of building and growing SeoLoupe, I’ve decided to explore selling it so I can focus on learning more about coding and IT.

Some numbers:

2,800 users
55 lifetime paying customers
CA$85 MRR
CA$745 total profit after fees
Around 3,000-4,000 monthly visitors
Mostly organic growth, with no paid advertising

SeoLoupe helps website owners find SEO issues and improve their websites. The product is largely built and operational, so the next owner can focus on growing it rather than starting from scratch.

I'm asking US$5,000, but I'm open to hearing reasonable offers.

Listing and more details: https://trustmrr.com/startup/seoloupe

Happy to answer questions about the product, revenue, traffic, or handover.

u/megatech_official — 3 days ago

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Not going to stop building

After selling both my extensions for a humble amount of money, I thought i would relax because it was my first time making money but i was still hungry to build. So now, I'm building an extension that hides your geolocation from websites. I just want to say to those who are working, don't stop. Keep it up

Edit: I have to say, I did take motivation from GeoSpoof so props to the builder

u/Odd-Significance4443 — 4 days ago

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I built a crypto side-hustle business that generated $14k in sales, and now I'm looking for its next owner

I've always liked the idea of selling shovels during a gold rush rather than trying to find gold myself. ReadyFaucet is basically my attempt at doing that in crypto.

It's a ready-to-deploy crypto faucet business that I've been selling as a license, and so far, 13 license sales have generated over $14,000 in revenue. Every single sale came from organic Reddit posts, no paid ads.

Here's the interesting part: I'm not selling crypto, trading meme coins, or asking anyone to gamble their savings. I'm selling the infrastructure that lets someone launch their own crypto faucet website.

The business model is pretty old but pretty much straightforward and proven. The website can generate revenue through three streams: ads, sponsorships, and affiliate offers or offerwalls. You're essentially operating a crypto-related website rather than betting your money on which coin pumps next.

It's a high ticket licensable setup, with discounts available for multiple licenses, so even 1 sale a month can make decent improvement to your overall bottom line. Deployment and setup typically cost around $100, including the domain and development fee, so there's a potentially attractive margin per sale (93%+)

Of course, the website still needs to be operated, traffic needs to be built, and revenue isn't guaranteed. But the fact that I've already sold 13 licenses gives the model a real sales history rather than just a business idea sitting in a Notion document.

I'm now focusing on other ventures with much bigger scale, so I'm exploring selling ReadyFaucet along with some other assets, rather than continuing to grow them myself.

I think there's an interesting opportunity here for someone who understands digital products, crypto communities, or organic Reddit marketing. You could continue selling the licenses, improve the marketing funnel, or expand the product in directions I haven't had time to explore. You can even recruit affiliates who can post on your behalf and take 15-20% per sale.

If the whole "sell the shovels" approach appeals to you more than trading crypto yourself, happy to share more details about the product, sales history, and what's included.

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u/Odeh13 — 3 days ago