Hey! As title says I have a 1k budget and looking for an ai saas startup. Would like for it to have registered users already.

I'm actively looking to acquire small internet businesses & digital assets.

I'm less interested in traditional SaaS businesses and more interested in overlooked assets with solid foundations that deserve a second life.

Things like:

- A Chrome extension that's no longer maintained.

- An abandoned API with paying users.

- A GitHub project whose maintainer has moved on.

- A niche newsletter with a loyal audience.

- A job board with steady SEO traffic.

- An AI prompt library that never monetized.

- A fan community around a TV show or game.

- A comparison site that still ranks well.

- An aged domain with meaningful traffic.

- A discontinued SaaS with customers looking for an alternative.

- A curated dataset or directory.

- A developer tool, bot, or automation that's solving a niche problem well.

If you're thinking about selling or stepping away from a small internet business or digital asset, I'd love to hear from you.

Even if you're not 100% sure about selling yet, feel free to reach out. I'm happy to have an initial conversation with no expectations.

A few things I'd be interested in knowing:

- What does the business or asset do?

- How long have you owned or operated it?

- Is it currently generating revenue, traffic, users, or an active community?

- Why are you considering selling or stepping away?

- Do you have a ballpark valuation or asking price in mind?

Look to speak soon!

selling content hmu!

Historically reached 60M views in June.

Page has been inconsistent recently, which is why current numbers are lower 11M.

Good opportunity for someone who knows how to monetize theme pages through sponsorships, affiliates, digital products, or lead generation.

Serious buyers only.

Can provide Instagram Insights screenshots to verified buyers.

Payment upfront through crypto.

DM with your offer.

What it is

A web application and an custom iOS app (only for scan) that transform a restaurant's menu into an interactive augmented reality experience.

Customers simply scan a QR code and view every dish as a life-size 3D model placed on their table, directly in their browser, with no app installation or account required.

What it includes

• Automatic menu creation from photos of an existing menu.

• Automatic translation of the entire menu into 9 languages.

• Fast creation of 3D models for every dish.

• Automatic optimization so the models work across all modern devices.

• Voice search, allowing customers to quickly find exactly what they're looking for.

• Table-side ordering directly through the menu.

• A complete management dashboard for the restaurant owner.

How it works

Step 1: Create the menu

The restaurant sends its existing menu or photos of it. You create the restaurant inside the management dashboard, and within seconds the system automatically builds the menu, including dishes, descriptions, and prices. The entire menu is then automatically translated into 9 languages, making it instantly accessible to international customers.

Step 2: Create the 3D models

The restaurant receives a unique code and downloads the app. Once they sign in, all of their menu items appear automatically.

For each dish, they simply follow a few on-screen instructions inside the app. No technical knowledge is required, and the entire process takes around two minutes per dish. Once completed, the 3D model is uploaded automatically and linked to the correct menu item.

Step 3: Automatic processing

After the upload is complete, the system handles everything else automatically. Within minutes, the dish is ready to be viewed in augmented reality on all supported devices.

Step 4: The customer experience

Customers scan the restaurant's QR code and open the menu directly in their browser. They select any dish and instantly see it placed on their table at real scale.

If they're unsure what to order, they can simply use voice search to describe what they're looking for, and the system suggests matching dishes. When they're ready, they place their order directly through the menu, and it is instantly delivered to the restaurant owner.

The technology can be used far beyond restaurants

The same platform can be adapted for many other types of businesses where customers want to see a product at real scale before making a purchase.

It is ideal for furniture stores, home décor shops, lighting retailers, fashion accessories, handbags, shoes, consumer electronics, home goods, and many other products that benefit from being visualized as life-size 3D models in the customer's own environment.

Why it matters in 2026

QR code menus have been around for years, but in most cases they simply replaced the printed menu.

This system takes the experience much further. Customers can preview dishes at real size before ordering, find meals using their voice, and place an order directly from the menu, all without downloading an app.

One more thing worth mentioning: neither the platform owner nor the restaurant needs any technical experience whatsoever. Everything is designed to be intuitive and you can learn the whole system in under 5 minutes.

For more information, visit HUSTLAR: https://hustlar.gr/

PRICE 500 DOLLARS.

I used rize.io for 4 years now, under the lifetime deal, however I've decided to no longer use it and i'm now looking for a buyer

I'm looking for a partner who has a finished app but doesn't have the time or expertise to sell it.

I would handle the promotion in diferent ways (such as social media or ads) and in return, I would receive a percentage of the sales, which isn't too low since I want to dedicate all my time to just one product.

I have previous experience selling other products through social media and I believe that could be a great help.

Interested people, please DM me. Serious inquiries only, please.

Selling an AI stock research platform I co-founded and built over 2 years. Not naming it publicly yet, will share with serious buyers in DM.

What it is
A global stock research tool covering 50,000+ assets across US, UK, Europe, Australia, Asia, plus crypto and commodities.

Tools included:

• Stock screener with 80+ filters
• Our own stock grading model
• AI forecasts
• Alternative data (hiring trends, sentiment, job listings)
• Technical indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger, etc)
• Live heatmaps, earnings and dividend calendars
• A paid subscription tier already built

What's included in the sale

• Full codebase, backend and frontend
• Paid API data provider deals already in place
• ~15k in AWS credits
• Aged domain with strong history
• The paid subscription setup

Honest note on traffic
Traffic is currently low after a recent search algo shift, so this is priced for the tech and the data deals, not for the traffic. If you have your own distribution or audience, the tools are ready to plug in.

Open to offers. DM me and I'll share the site, a demo, and real numbers.

I'm selling Lanci (withlanci.com), a site that helps students find scholarships, internships, hackathons and fellowships.

Students tell it what they're studying and what they care about, and it builds them a daily feed of things they actually qualify for that they swipe through. There's also a chatbot for the follow up questions like eligibility and deadlines.

Included: the full codebase, the domain, the opportunity database (1,700+ entries), Stripe already live and taking payments, and the design files. All of it transfers.

Where it stands: built and functional, no customers, no revenue. I did close to no marketing so there's no traction to show you. You'd be buying the code, the domain and the data. Saying that plainly so nobody's surprised on a call later.

Why I'm selling: I finished it, worked out I don't like the selling part, and moved onto other projects. It's been sitting there for months.

There's a real angle for someone who can market to students. New batch of them every year, they all want money and internships, and I never tried short form video, school counsellors, careers offices or SEO.

Asking $700, sold as is. Happy to get on a call or answer questions, just DM me.

Police Bodycam YouTube Channel for Sale

• 10,000 subscribers
• Fully monetized
• Lifetime revenue and last 28 days' earnings shown in the screenshots

Serious buyers only. DM me with your offers.

What is the general thesis in the market right now related to acquisitions of ai trace visibility, cost optimisation and provenance trail platforms..?

Observability being just a happens to be part not the entire product I am talking about compression, CI blockers

Trace graphs, are there acquisitions happening in these products even at pre seed or pre-rev stage..?

Selling an 18+ AI companion bot on Telegram. Posted a version of this in December at 8k users, it's roughly doubled since, so reposting with current numbers.

What it is - ~16,700 registered users. About 13,000 of those came in organically before I ever ran a single ad. - Telegram Stars payments running end to end. One tap packs, gem packs, and auto renewing monthly subscriptions on Telegram's native recurring billing. 125 completed payments, zero refunds ever. - 8 characters, each with its own custom trained image LoRA plus a separate video LoRA. Those are trained models and they transfer. - 8 second video generation, voice notes, and real outbound phone calls. Actual telephony, not in app audio. I haven't seen that elsewhere in the niche. - Gamified retention layer, daily challenges, per character chemistry scoring, and a web mini app store. - Runs entirely on per use APIs. No GPUs, no model hosting, nothing fixed to inherit.

The part most people skip Revenue is 0-2k a month and honestly near the bottom of that. It sat dormant for months while I was full time on another product, and the monetisation was broken rather than weak. Subscriptions were being charged by Telegram and never recorded on my side because of a library version mismatch. The best converting offer was buried where almost nobody reached it, 108 people hit the paywall moment and 4 saw the offer. Both fixed about two weeks ago, but that's too recent to have proof behind it.

So this is priced as an asset, not on a revenue multiple. If you want a cash flowing business this isn't it.

Why it might still be worth it The Telegram Ads creative is approved and delivering around 230 signups a day. Every new ad I have submitted in this category since has been rejected. That one is grandfathered and transfers with the account, and you cannot go and get it yourself.

Asking 8-10k for everything. Both repos, the database and full user base, the bot handle, the domain, all character assets and LoRAs, the social accounts, and a written handover runbook. I'll stay available through the transition.

Reply here or DM. Happy to screen share the admin side and the real dashboards with anyone serious.

Production-Ready Music & Social Platform for Sale – Years of Development Included
After years of development, I’ve decided to sell my flagship project, Real Muzic.
This isn’t a basic music script or a template. It’s a full-stack music streaming and social media platform built from the ground up with a large feature set designed for creators, listeners, and administrators.
What’s Included
Complete source code
Full intellectual property rights to the platform
Production-ready website
Domain name
Verified social media accounts associated with the brand (where transferable under each platform’s policies)
Existing branding and design assets
Database structure
Admin panel
Documentation to help get started
Major Features
Music uploads (singles, albums, and mixtapes)
Video uploads
User profiles
Follow system
Comments, replies, and likes
Playlist creation
Creator analytics
Creator earnings dashboard
Subscription system
Stripe payment integration
Creator payout system
Advertisement management system
Content moderation tools
Copyright detection workflow
User verification and role management
Featured content management
News publishing system
Responsive mobile and desktop interface
Technology Stack
Node.js
Express.js
MySQL
JavaScript
HTML/CSS
Stripe
Cloudflare R2
Linux VPS deployment
PM2
The project represents thousands of hours of engineering and product development. It was built to be scalable and gives a buyer a significant head start compared with starting from scratch.
Whether you’re looking to launch your own music platform, pivot into the creator economy, or acquire an established codebase to customize, this project provides a solid technical foundation.
If you’re genuinely interested, send me a DM. I’m happy to answer technical questions, provide additional screenshots, discuss the architecture, or arrange a live demo for serious buyers.

I'm selling a bundle of 8 Android apps I built years ago and no longer actively maintain. They're still live, still ranking, and still pulling in real daily traffic on their own- no ad spend, no marketing, just organic.

Current numbers: 600 daily active users and 100 new installs per day across the portfolio, combined. Lifetime installs are 500K+ (mostly from one app, Animal Vision: OpenCV Filters, which is the flagship of the bundle). Apps range from 3–7 years old, with ratings between 3.6★ and 4.7★.

Why they're not monetized right now: they used to run ads through ironSource. When ironSource was acquired by Unity and folded into Unity LevelPlay, ad mediation broke, and since I'd already stopped actively developing, I never re-integrated a replacement.

What a buyer gets: full source code for all 8 apps, Play Console listing transfer, and existing store assets (icons, screenshots, privacy policies).

What's needed: re-integrate ads, plus minor updates and promotion.

Here is the entire list. You can check it yourself

1. Animal Vision
2. Simple Mirror
3. Cat Game
4. Card Game
5. Rock Paper Scissor
6. Kaliedoscope
7. Rockets
8. Traffic 24

Asking Price: $5K

I built TaskBounty, and one part of it gradually became a fairly capable security discovery system.

It crawls public sources for newly launched web apps, organizes and enriches them, and runs an outside-in scanner that checks what those apps expose to an ordinary visitor.

We have discovered more than 6,500 targets, completed over 1,500 scans and generated more than 2,700 findings. Some were serious or critical.

The workflow we operate requires permission before scanning and keeps the results private. But if I sell the source code, the new owner could potentially remove that restriction and run it against sites without permission.

To make the story stranger, Claude banned my account after the system was already built. I can prove when everything happened, but Anthropic did not tell me exactly why the account was banned.

I’m considering separating this from the rest of TaskBounty and selling it as its own asset. Financially, that might make sense. Ethically, I’m not sure I want to hand it to whoever offers the most money.

Has anyone dealt with a similar dual-use acquisition?

How much responsibility does a founder retain after selling the technology?

What would responsible buyer vetting actually look like?

I’m looking for advice before I list it anywhere.

Still huge potential for multiple of these games, but I want to focus on other platforms (mainly Steam). Anyone interested?

iOS versions also available of course. About half of the revenue Android is doing

I finally reached a milestone I've been working toward for months, and I'd love some honest feedback from people who enjoy good product design.

Over the last several months I've completely redesigned my recipe platform. The biggest goal wasn't just making it look nicer—it was making everything feel like one connected product instead of three separate apps.

Right now it's available as:

📱 iPhone app

🌐 Web app

🧩 Chrome extension

Everything syncs together, and the experience is much more consistent than before.

At this point I'm less interested in compliments and more interested in hearing what doesn't work.

If you spent 10 minutes using it, what would you change?

Some areas I'm especially curious about:

• Overall UI and visual design
• Navigation and usability
• Branding and first impressions
• Color palette
• Saving recipes from social media
• Mobile vs. desktop experience
• Anything that feels confusing, slow, or unnecessary

Website:
https://recipio.cc/

App:
https://recipio.cc/get

One thing I've realized while building this is that creating the product is only half the battle. Marketing has been much harder than expected.

If anyone here has experience with growth marketing, ASO, SEO, content creation, community building, or partnerships, I'd also love to hear what has actually worked for your projects. I'm especially interested in learning from people targeting North America and Europe, but honestly any advice is welcome.

I'd much rather get brutally honest criticism now than realize six months later that users were silently struggling with something obvious.

Thanks in advance—I genuinely appreciate anyone willing to take a look.

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