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Micro SaaS examples that publish real revenue

The search results for "micro SaaS examples" are mostly lists of ideas written by people who have not shipped one. This page is the other thing: 76 products in our library are run by one person, 37 of them publish MRR, and the median of those is $64. The best one clears $54,684 a month.

Revenue as of 2026-10-30 · sample: 851 products that publish revenue · 435 report a non-zero MRR

One-person products

76

declared team size, of 851

Median MRR (1 person)

$64

37 publish MRR

Top 10% (1 person)

$1,242

library-wide median is $396

The short answer

  • One-person products are not a shortcut to $10k. Their median is $64, roughly 6× below the library median.
  • The 90th percentile is $1,242 — that is the realistic "good" band for a solo product, and it is a single product’s MRR, not a month of revenue.
  • The gap between 1 person and 2–5 people is not 2×. Median MRR goes from $64 to $362 — 6×.

What counts as micro SaaS here

We do not police the label. On this page it means products that match four observable things in our data: a declared team of one, a single core job, subscription pricing, and no funding round recorded.

ShapeWhat we checkWhy
Teamteam size field = "1 person"the only field that separates solo from small team
Scopeone market assigned, one productthe library stores one primary category per product
Pricingsubscription (MRR reported)a one-off purchase cannot report MRR
Fundingno funding field populatedbootstrapped, by the data we hold

This is a filter, not a verdict: a product can be micro SaaS and still be missing from these tables if it never declared team size.

One person vs a small team

TeamProductsPublish MRRMedianTop 10%
1 person7637$64$1,242
2–5 people1713$362$16,424

Only 93 products declare a team size at all — small samples, wide error bars. The direction is still clear.

One-person products with real MRR

Twelve products from the same sample, all declared as one-person teams. This is not a recommendation list — it is what the top of the solo distribution looks like. Every row opens that product’s fact page.

ProductCategoryTeamMRRRevenue · 30d
AdspirerMarketing1 person$54,684$70,229
AgentibusProductivity1 person$6,010$2,704
AppLaunchFlowMarketing1 person$2,626$3,753
AlienArt.ioContent Creation1 person$1,667$1,567
20-0Entertainment1 person$958$3,287
TorrentClawEntertainment1 person$698$0
AdmirrorMarketing1 person$578$0
Audio and Video To textMobile Apps1 person$532$483
AI Detector - Image CheckerAI1 person$486$606
Adverse MonitorSecurity1 person$356$0
ApostropheMobile Apps1 person$300$500
AnyTestDev Tools1 person$228$224

Sorted by MRR, not by how interesting the product is.

Why your favourite product is missing

Because the sample is narrow by design: 851 products that publish revenue through a payment provider. A famous product that never connected its billing data is invisible here. That is also why the numbers look smaller than the stories you read on X.

How to use this page

Do not pick the top row and clone it. Use the spread instead: if the product you want to build sits at $50 MRR for most operators and $1.2k at the 90th percentile, the real question is what the top 10% do differently — pricing, a distribution channel, or a narrower buyer.

Questions people actually search

What is micro SaaS?

A small, single-purpose software business: one core job, subscription pricing, one or two people, no outside funding. We do not police the label; on this page it means products that match that shape in our library.

Micro SaaS examples with revenue?

The table above lists products from our library with declared MRR, from $98 up to $238,620 at the top of the sample. Each row links to the product's own fact page.

How much do micro SaaS products make?

Of the 76 products labelled as one-person teams, 37 report MRR, and the median of those is $64. Across all 435 reporting products the median is $396 — bigger teams pull that number up.

Are micro SaaS products profitable?

We cannot answer that: our fields carry revenue, not costs. A one-person product at $2k MRR with no staff is a different business from a $2k product paying for contractors, and we do not have the second number.

Micro SaaS vs SaaS?

Same mechanics, different scale and scope: micro SaaS targets one narrow job and usually one buyer type, which is why it can be run by one person. The revenue distribution on this page is where that difference shows up.

Method: 851 products in our library that publish revenue through a payment provider, crawled 2026-10-30. 435 of them report a non-zero MRR; medians and percentiles are computed on that subset only. Missing values are never treated as zero. This is the population that chooses to publish revenue — not the whole market.

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