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The lowest-priced SaaS on Startup Index that meet a real cashflow bar. Seller-certified 20%+ margin, positive monthly net profit, sorted cheapest first. The entry-level tier where the deal is small but the profit is real.
"Cheap" and "profitable" don't usually go together — the cheapest listings on most marketplaces are hobby projects with $0–$50 MRR. This ranking excludes those. Every entry here has verified MRR and a margin the seller has certified, so the profit number is real, not extrapolated from an 80% default.
$19.9K asking price, $3.7K/mo net profit at 88% seller-certified margin.
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$20K asking price, $109/mo net profit at 95% seller-certified margin.
Create beautiful invoices, quotes and proposals for your clients, manage your projects and tasks, and keep your entire business organized in one place.
$24.5K asking price, $31.2K/mo net profit at 85% seller-certified margin.

The #1 AI platform for beating prediction markets. Analyze Polymarket, Kalshi & more with AI, copy top traders, track whales, and make smarter bets in seconds.
$35K asking price, $189/mo net profit at 95% seller-certified margin.

MyAgentMail is a transactional email infrastructure platform for developers and businesses building AI agents. We provide email APIs, IMAP/SMTP access, and custom domain management so that AI agents can programmatically send, receive, and manage email on behalf of their users. Our customers are developers, startups, and enterprises who need to equip their AI agents with dedicated email addresses for transactional use cases
$40K asking price, $508/mo net profit at 90% seller-certified margin.
Translate websites with AI online.
$50K asking price, $648/mo net profit at 98% seller-certified margin.

A toolkit that turns Claude Code into a working team, with slash commands, skills and subagents for coding, marketing, video, seo, ecommerce and trading.
$50K asking price, $124/mo net profit at 65% seller-certified margin.

ChurchCalls.ai empowers your church or ministry with an AI assistant that answers calls, gathers info, and bridges seamlessly to a live person—24/7. With our latest updates, you can: - schedule when the office rings or when it goes to the agent - transfer to a team member live on the call - get transcripts of every single call sent to your email
$60K asking price, $1.7K/mo net profit at 95% seller-certified margin.
Voicerr.ai lets agencies launch and scale a fully white-labeled AI voice calling business — branded dashboards, automated billing, and lead-gen campaigns included — without building any infrastructure themselves.
$65K asking price, $1.8K/mo net profit at 60% seller-certified margin.
High-quality static ads for your ad campaigns. Stop prompt engineering in AI chats. Upload your product and brand assets – Dooken automatically generates variations that truly perform.
$75K asking price, $1.9K/mo net profit at 80% seller-certified margin.

OKKO Flow — ok-ko.io One-liner B2B SaaS for lead qualification, booking, CRM, and server-side Meta Ads tracking — from ad click to sale. What it does OKKO helps coaches, agencies, and B2B teams filter inbound leads before sales calls, book appointments, track the full commercial pipeline, and send clean conversion signals back to Meta (CAPI). Core workflow: Qualification forms — custom OK/KO logic before a lead reaches sales Funnels — form → calendar → thank-you page (embeddable on any site)
Three things: seller-certified margin of 20% or higher (not our default 80% assumption), positive monthly net profit from that margin, and — among those — the ten lowest asking prices. It's the entry-level tier that still meets a real cashflow bar.
The floor is around $3,000–$8,000. Below $3k, most listings are either weekend projects with no real recurring revenue or the seller hasn't certified their costs. Above $8k, you enter the mainstream indie-hacker acquisition band ($10k–$50k). This ranking captures the low end where profit is real but the ticket is small.
Because at these price points, absolute profit is small enough that a shaky margin makes the deal not worth doing. On a $5k SaaS with $200 MRR at 20% margin, you net $40/month — modest but real. At 5% margin you'd net $10/month, which doesn't cover the operating time. 20% is where these deals start being worth doing.
Most yes, some no. Sub-$10k SaaS at 20%+ margin are usually solo-founder side projects on mainstream stacks (Next.js, Rails, Bubble). Operating load is typically 3–8 hours per week. The exceptions are B2B tools with active enterprise customers — those can spike to 15+ hours per week when a customer needs attention.
/saas-under-10k shows every SaaS under $10k regardless of margin certification or profitability — it's a price-only filter. This page adds the profitability + certified-margin requirement, so it's a smaller list but every entry produces real, verified cashflow. Cross-reference both to make sure a cheap SaaS is actually a good one.
Cash + direct wire + one-page APA (asset purchase agreement). Skip escrow if the deal is under $5,000 — the fee eats too much. For $5,000–$15,000, Escrow.com holds funds for 3–7 days while transfer completes. Whole cycle: 3–10 days if the seller is responsive. Startup Index doesn't run escrow itself; use Escrow.com directly.
Frequently. Solo founders often price on gut ('$5k feels right') rather than multiples. When a listing shows 40%+ ROI at a sub-$10k price, the seller is usually optimizing for a fast exit — not maximizing sale price. That's the buyer's opportunity, provided the numbers are real (which is what TrustMRR + certified margin is for).
Five things: TrustMRR MRR reconciles with a live Stripe screen-share; hosting + tooling invoices for the last 6 months; the code compiles and deploys on your machine; the seller has responded to at least three calls without evasion; and the domain WHOIS matches the seller's identity. Any of these failing is a deal-killer at this size.
Yes, if operating loads don't overlap. Three $5k SaaS at 5 hours/week each = 15 hours/week total, which is manageable. The risk is context-switching: three different codebases, three customer bases, three refund flows. Better to fully learn one before adding the second.
MRR is pulled live from Stripe / Paddle / RevenueCat via TrustMRR — that's the top-line number. Margin is seller-certified on this page (listings using the 80% default are excluded). Monthly net profit = MRR × margin. Every entry here has a positive number for that calculation using seller-provided margin data, not our fallback.