<p><b>Startup description</b></p><p>My product is a SaaS that connects to a Shopify merchant's Google Merchant Center, audits the entire account, and automatically fixes the misrepresentation and policy issues that get stores suspended from Google Shopping. I built it after watching how routinely stores lose their Google Shopping channel to opaque Merchant Center suspensions — and how little tooling existed to catch and fix the problem before it costs them sales. Launched late February 2026; ~310 merchants have signed up, entirely through organic/SEO with zero ad spend.</p><p><b>Key highlights:</b></p><ul> <li>Revenue: $678.79 to date (~4 months live); current run-rate ~$120 MRR plus one-time $99 sales</li> <li>Profit: effectively equal to revenue — ~99% margin</li> <li>Paying users: 17 of ~310 signups</li> <li>Business margin: ~99% — the only cost is the LLM scan, often under $1/user (varies by model)</li> <li>CAC: ~$0 (100% organic to date)</li> <li>Churn / LTV: not yet established — early stage, pricing model recently shifted toward one-time</li> <li>Operations: fully automated, ~0 hours/week to run</li> </ul> <p><b>Team </b></p><p>Solo founder. I designed, built, and run the entire product. Because the scan-and-fix pipeline and the email flows are automated, day-to-day operation takes effectively no manual work — there's no team or payroll to absorb. Documentation and a handover period are included.</p><p><b>Tech stack</b></p><ul> <li> Next.js + TypeScript for the application.&nbsp;</li> <li>Hosted on Railway with Postgres and background workers.&nbsp;</li> <li>Store scanning runs through an LLM (the model is swappable, which is what keeps per-user cost under ~$1).&nbsp;</li> <li>Integrations: Google Merchant Center API and Shopify.&nbsp;</li> <li>Automated lifecycle email flows are built and live.</li> </ul> <p><b>Marketing and growth </b></p><p>Almost none has been done deliberately — the ~310 signups came from light SEO and organic discovery, with no paid ads, no social, and no outbound. For a buyer, this is upside, not a weakness: the standard acquisition channels are completely untouched (SEO content at scale, a Shopify App Store listing, agency partnerships, and direct outbound to stores that are currently suspended).</p><p><b>Return on investment</b></p><p>At the current ~$170/month blended run-rate, this isn't a buy-for-yield deal — it's priced as a finished, automated asset plus near-term upside, not a multiple of trailing revenue. The fastest paths to earning the price back:</p><ul> <li>Monetize existing inbound demand for done-for-you manual GMC fixes — merchants have reached out unprompted requesting this high-ticket service, which currently goes unmonetized. A few fixes a month at high-ticket pricing already exceeds current MRR.</li> <li>Re-activate the subscription tier (already built and tested) to convert one-time buyers into recurring revenue.</li> <li>Turn on the untouched channels — Shopify App Store listing, SEO content at scale, outbound to currently-suspended stores. None has been tried.</li> </ul> <p>The buyer acquires a complete, ~99%-margin, near-zero-maintenance product in a niche with constant, urgent demand, and the levers above are standard playbook rather than speculation.</p><p><b>Startup assets</b></p><ul> <li>Domain</li> <li>Full codebase (Next.js + TypeScript) with the automated scan-and-fix pipeline</li> <li>~310 registered user accounts / database</li> <li>Live Google Merchant Center + Shopify integrations</li> <li>Built-in automated lifecycle email flows</li> <li>SEO footprint / existing organic rankings</li> <li>Inbound pipeline of leads requesting high-ticket manual GMC fixes</li> <li>Brand and name</li> </ul> <p><b>Risks</b></p><ul> <li>Platform dependency: relies on Google Merchant Center policies and APIs. Mitigation — the underlying pain (suspensions) is growing, not shrinking, and the product adapts to policy changes rather than fighting them.</li> <li>LLM cost: margins track model pricing. Mitigation — the model is swappable; per-user cost is already under $1.</li> <li>Single-founder handover: one person built it. Mitigation — documentation plus a transition period are included.</li> <li>Early stage: short revenue history; churn/LTV not yet established. Mitigation — priced as an early asset with clear, untried upside rather than on a trailing multiple.</li> </ul> <p><b>Summary </b></p><p>My product is a high-margin (~99%), fully automated micro-SaaS solving an acute, recurring pain — Shopify stores being suspended from Google Shopping — in a niche with constant demand. It reached ~310 merchants on organic/SEO alone, with zero deliberate growth effort and effectively zero maintenance. </p><p>Asking $7,500: the price reflects the built asset rather than trailing revenue — a complete, automated product with real users, early revenue, a modern stack, live integrations, an SEO footprint, and unsolicited inbound demand for a high-ticket manual-fix service that hasn't been monetized yet. A buyer inherits a turnkey asset with two immediate levers: switch on standard acquisition channels, and convert the existing inbound demand into revenue.</p><p>✅ $678 TTM revenue</p><p>✅ 17 customers</p><p>✅ Business model: One-time sales</p><p>✅ Built with TypeScript, Posthog, Next.js</p>