AdaptMyCv has billed $145 to date. This report breaks down what it sells, where buyers come from, and whether the model scales.

adaptmycv.app

What it is: a SaaS product sold to consumers.
Who buys: consumers.
Pricing: The public pricing page lists 1 tiers: $29/mo.
Model: Subscription + one-off. MRR covers 70.7% of 30-day revenue.

近 30 天收入: US$41
MRR: US$29
活跃订阅: 1
累计收入: US$145

Revenue as of 2026-10-30（public sources, updated daily）01

Summary

What kind of business is this

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AdaptMyCv is a SaaS business selling to consumers out of Poland. The public pricing page lists 1 tiers: $29/mo. Subscriptions account for 70.7% of the last 30 days; the rest arrives as annual plans, lifetime deals or services.

Form: SaaS
Customers: consumers
Pricing: Subscription + one-off
Entry price: $29/mo
Launched: 2026-05

adaptmycv.app

Core growth findings

$41 in 30 days, and growth has flattened

12 mo $145, 6 mo $145, 3 mo $45, $41 in the last 30 days. The best day was 2026-10-02 at $29, 29.0x the $1 daily average.

MRR is only 70.7% — one-off revenue carries the rest

$29 of MRR, $41 in 30 days. 1 subscriptions average $29 a month, so most customers sit on a cheaper tier than the one the page headlines.

Acquisition leans on Google Ads and Meta Ads

Self-reported: Google Ads, Meta Ads. Domain rating 0, thin links that cap organic reach. 0 X followers.

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01Product overview
02Marketing landscape
03Growth playbook
04How they use social
05Timeline
06Advice for you

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Revenue · last 30 days

+218%

$12,480