Every listing below is a SaaS business the seller certified at 50% or higher net profit margin. TrustMRR-verified revenue, calculated ROI and payback on every card — filtered for buyers who care about cashflow, not vanity MRR.
A toolkit that turns Claude Code into a working team, with slash commands, skills and subagents for coding, marketing, video, seo, ecommerce and trading.
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
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.
Maverick Intelligence identifies who visit your website. • Maverick Intelligence identifies exactly where they come from too (organic content, paid ads, LLMs like claude or chatgpt, email lists). • Sales and Marketing teams love it to find anonymous site visitors and reach out to them. $8k MRR on stripe plus additional $3k MRR via monthly invoice.
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.
Create beautiful invoices, quotes and proposals for your clients, manage your projects and tasks, and keep your entire business organized in one place.
All-in-One tool to grow your faceless channel. Generate niche videos with AI from custom prompts, Reddit posts, and blogs. Auto-post to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram.
BookedIn ai is a no-code AI platform agencies use to create and manage AI receptionists and sales agents across voice, SMS, email, and messaging apps like Instagram. These agents can instantly engage leads after form fills, handle inbound calls, run outbound follow-ups, and reactivate old leads—qualifying prospects and booking meetings automatically to improve speed-to-lead, show rates, and revenue without extra headcount.
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.
Translate websites with AI online.
SaaS that tracks trends
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
The best prediction of matches for the World Cup
SEO stack is an SEO/marketing SaaS that offers data warehousing with AI. It is a rebuild of Google search console with Google analytics, it allows SEOs and marketers to get better results in search engines and LLMs, it also provides AI and LLM visibility tracking.
StoryShorts helps to create short videos with AI based on text prompts.
AutoContent API provides an API for automated content generation across multiple formats.
One app to run, grow, and automate your business.
The best QuickBooks Desktop & Enterprise API on the planet.
Lunchbreak helps students and professionals make AI-generated content undetectable across all major detectors, including Turnitin and GPTZero, while keeping their natural tone and voice.
AI photos, videos, and templates for every trending format on TikTok and Reels. One tap to generate. Post before it peaks.
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)
All-in-one AI Local SEO Software
Reddit marketing to improve AI search. SaaS helping business owners learn how to promote their products. Also provide tools and content creation for members.
Post your content to multiple social media platforms at the same time, all-in one place.
Fiddl.art is a creative platform for high quality AI images and videos using models like Nano Banana Pro, Flux 2 and Sora. Magic Mirror gives fast guided results. A circular points economy lets you buy or earn points through missions, uploads and community activity. Others can unlock your creations so you earn more over time. Public galleries offer inspiration and learning. No subscription needed. Pay only for what you use.
Atlas is a personalized learning platform for students. Atlas's AI studies your class materials to help you nail your homework and ace your tests.
Backlinker AI automates backlink acquisition through AI-powered reporter and editorial outreach. Built for agencies, founders, and SEO teams, it finds relevant opportunities, drafts responses, and helps win high-authority mentions at scale. The business has generated almost $500K in gross volume in under 3 years and is growing roughly 180% year over year.
MRR is top-line revenue, but net margin decides how much of it reaches your bank account. A $10k MRR SaaS at 30% margin nets $3k/month; the same MRR at 60% margin nets $6k. When you're financing an acquisition or paying yourself, margin is the number that matters — not gross revenue.
SaaS with 50%+ net margin is above average. 60–70% is excellent and typical of mature niche tools with low customer-support load and cheap infrastructure. Anything above 75% usually means the seller has automated support and hosts on efficient stacks (serverless, small VPS, tiny Postgres).
Sellers report their net margin (revenue minus hosting, tooling, payment processing, contractors, and support costs). When a seller hasn't provided a margin, we assume 80% as a default — but on this page we only include listings with a stated margin at or above 50%, so what you see is what the seller certified.
Yes — margin is priced into the multiple. A 70%-margin SaaS often trades at 3.5–5x revenue vs. 2–3x for a 30%-margin equivalent. But the higher price is usually worth it: you're buying more cashflow per dollar of MRR and a business that survives a bad month more easily.
In order: contractors (support, dev, content), infrastructure (hosting, database, CDN), payment processing (Stripe takes 2.9% + $0.30 per charge), third-party APIs (analytics, email, auth), and refunds. A 40%-margin SaaS usually has 2–3 of these ballooned; a 70%-margin SaaS has tight control on all five.
Yes, typically by 5–15 percentage points in the first year. Common levers: renegotiate hosting (move Vercel Pro to a Hetzner box), consolidate SaaS tools, drop contractors whose work you can automate, batch support instead of live-chat. Pull one lever at a time and measure impact — don't touch all five at once.
Ask for the last 12 months of hosting and tooling invoices, any contractor invoices, and Stripe fee reports. Divide (revenue − costs) by revenue. If the seller's reported margin doesn't match your reconstructed margin within 5 percentage points, ask what's missing before offering.
Yes — often by omitting their own labor from costs. When a solo founder reports 80% margin, ask how many hours they spend weekly on support, dev, and admin. If it adds up to 20+ hours, the real margin (accounting for your time) is closer to 50–65%. Adjust your offer accordingly.
50%+ gives you room for post-close surprises. 40% is workable if you have operator experience and the growth story is verifiable. Below 30% usually signals a distressed operation or a business built for growth instead of cashflow — riskier for a first acquisition.
Sub-$5k MRR SaaS often have 70–90% margin because there's no support team and infrastructure is cheap. $5k–$20k MRR SaaS drop to 50–70% as support tickets and dev contractors appear. $20k+ MRR SaaS run 40–60% with a real team. Higher scale = lower margin percentage but larger absolute profit.
SaaS margins run 40–80%; ecommerce margins run 5–25%. On $10k monthly revenue, a 60%-margin SaaS produces $6k profit; a 20%-margin store produces $2k. That's why SaaS acquisitions command 3–5x revenue multiples while ecommerce commands 2–3x SDE — the cashflow per dollar of revenue is fundamentally different.
Because MRR alone hides the real economics. A $10k MRR SaaS is a very different business at 40% margin vs. 70% margin. Every listing shows both, so you can compare take-home cashflow — not just top-line — before offering. This filter goes further and only shows listings where the seller certified real margin data.