90 Days Challenge has billed $203 to date. This report breaks down what it sells, where buyers come from, and whether the model scales.
apps.apple.com
- What it is
- a Productivity product sold to consumers.
- Who buys
- consumers.
- Pricing
- No public price list — pricing sits behind a sales conversation.
- Model
- Subscription + one-off. MRR covers 46% of 30-day revenue.
- 近 30 天收入
- US$39
- MRR
- US$18
- 活跃订阅
- 2
- 累计收入
- US$203
30 天 +113.2%
月度经常性收入
RevenueCat
已验证 · 2026-10-30
Summary
What kind of business is this
Visit site apps.apple.com90 Days Challenge is a Productivity business selling to consumers. No public price list — pricing sits behind a sales conversation. Subscriptions account for 46% of the last 30 days; the rest arrives as annual plans, lifetime deals or services.
- Form
- Productivity
- Customers
- consumers
- Pricing
- Subscription + one-off
Core growth findings
01
$39 in 30 days — is the +113.2% renewals or big invoices?
12 mo $203, 6 mo $145, 3 mo $81, $39 in the last 30 days. The best day was 2026-10-01 at $20, 20.0x the $1 daily average.
02
MRR is only 46% — one-off revenue carries the rest
$18 of MRR, $39 in 30 days. 2 subscriptions average $9 a month, so most customers sit on a cheaper tier than the one the page headlines.
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- ?What product structure supports $39 a month?
- ?Which channels bring customers in, and which of them actually pay?
- ?It is for sale — what would a buyer actually be buying?
- 01Product overview
- 02Marketing landscape
- 03Growth playbook
- 04How they use social
- 05Timeline
- 06Advice for you
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