TrustMRR
trustmrr.com- Category
- Finance
- Rank
- No. 43Apps board
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- APP
- Interfaces
- Web
- Builder
- @marclou
- Date
About
A startup directory and acquisition marketplace with revenue data connected to supported providers. Provider verification covers specified inputs, not every listing field or an independent financial audit. Some metric views require an account.
At a glance
TrustMRR is a startup directory and acquisition marketplace built around connected revenue data. It is useful for finding businesses to investigate and seeing an initial commercial signal without starting with a seller’s screenshot. Its verification badge covers specified provider data; it does not make the whole listing, profit margin or asking price an independently audited fact.
Good fit
Builders researching business models and prospective buyers creating a shortlist. A startup page combines a provider badge, update time and financial charts with descriptive material. That separation matters: the FAQ says some insights are AI-generated and owner-editable, while profit margins come from sellers. Trace the particular number you care about to its method before comparing businesses.
Consider something else when
You need complete due diligence, a valuation conclusion or perfectly comparable subscription metrics. Supported sources differ: the FAQ explains that App Store reports lack MRR, churn and customer counts and use historical reporting. Even a provider-connected number needs its period, currency and treatment of refunds understood.
Start here
Browse a startup page, check its provider and last-update label, then distinguish revenue from MRR, which represents recurring monthly revenue. In the trial, a public listing showed a revenue chart, but selecting MRR prompted a free-account gate. No account was created. Do not assume every chart or historical view is available anonymously.
Cost and requirements
Basic browsing and a verified listing are advertised as free; optional listing tiers are paid. For marketplace sales, the fee page lists a 3% platform closing fee plus Escrow.com fees, both split equally between buyer and seller, typically 4–6% combined. Connecting a business requires provider access; review the requested scope and what becomes public before supplying it.
Limits to know
Verification is a useful reason to investigate a listing, not a substitute for examining its business. The FAQ’s anonymous mode still exposes some founder information. Research covered the public listing, metric-access gate and relevant FAQ/fee/API documentation. No provider account, private financial data, API key, offer, escrow or payment was used, and no business’s reported revenue was independently verified.
Sources checked 2026-10-30. Source-based assessment.
What it can do
Display provider-linked revenue metrics
Supported provider connection → Metrics with provider-specific definitions and limits
Combine revenue signals with seller/AI descriptive fields
Startup listing → Research starting point, not fully audited financials
Browse startup directory and sale listings
Search criteria → Candidates for further investigation
Why it made the leaderboard
Helps builders and prospective buyers shortlist businesses using provider-linked commercial signals. Check metric definitions, freshness and seller-entered fields before comparing or valuing a business.
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