AI Landing Page Builder SaaS: $125K TTM Revenue, $74K Profit, 93% Gross Margin

This self-serve SaaS helps small businesses, marketers and agencies create high-converting landing pages in minutes. Users enter a short business description and AI agents research the audience, write the copy, build the page and publish it on the customer's own domain, with lead capture, analytics, A/B testing and AI ad creatives built in. Since launching in June 2025 it has earned $124.7k in trailing 12 month revenue and $73.9k in profit (61% net margin, 93% gross margin), with 285 paying customers today. 98% of revenue is recurring and the business runs in under 5 hours a week with no employees. Key highlights: - $109k ARR and low concentration (top customer under 1% of revenue) - Growth driven by search, email and partners: under 3% of new subscriptions have ever come from paid ads - Polar.sh is merchant of record and handles global sales tax and VAT - Clear upside: 95% of revenue comes from Israel while the product already runs in 7 languages, and there are no annual plans yet

Category:
SaaS
Asking Price:
$350,000
Annual Revenue:
$124,742
Annual Profit:
$73,931

Growth Opportunity:

1) New markets: about 95% of revenue comes from Israel, yet the product and site are already localized in 7 languages. Taking the same search, email and partner playbook to the US, Europe and Latin America is the biggest lever. 2) Organic channels: under 3% of new subscriptions ever came from paid ads, and Google-referred signups tripled from July to September 2026, so SEO and content are a proven, compounding channel. 3) Retention: there are no annual plans today. Annual billing, pause and downgrade offers at cancellation, and onboarding emails can cut churn and lift lifetime value. 4) Pricing: about 78% of revenue is on the $27 Starter plan. Better plan packaging, usage-based upsells (credit packs already sell) and an agency tier can raise revenue per customer. 5) Product: A/B testing and AI ad creatives are already built in. Integrations with ad platforms and CRMs would deepen lock-in for agencies.