How often does the board update?

A daily pipeline refreshes revenue; the page reads the latest snapshot it wrote. The date the data covers — the later of the newest report-card snapshot and the last day of the daily series — and how many days behind that is (fresh / delayed / stale) are printed above the board. There is no sync log yet, so we do not show a "last synced at" timestamp.

How are "largest amount" and "fastest growth" ranked?

Largest amount ranks 30-day payment amounts across the counted population (published + screenshot, minus rows the source flags stale). Fastest growth ranks the last 7 days against the 7 before. Ranking rule — 7-day board: baseline at least $500 over the previous 7 days, or at least $1,000 over the previous 30 days. 30-day board: baseline at least $1,000 over the previous 30 days. Either way the change must be at least 20%. Without a bar a $2 base prints a five-digit percentage, so the gate comes first and every percentage is printed next to its base.

Does one huge day put a product on the board?

It counts toward the amount, but it is not treated as growth. The growth board has a base gate, and each row prints the share of the week earned on its best day; above 60% we call it a spike rather than steady growth.

What counts as a rookie?

Founded within the 12 months before the data date. The test uses the founding date, not when we started tracking the product, so a newly crawled ten-year-old company is not a rookie.

Why is a product I follow missing?

Three possibilities: it has no screenshot or is unpublished (so it is outside the counted population); the source flags its revenue as stale (the page stays, the number leaves the totals); or a filter is hiding it — pricing model, rookies only, or hand-verified basis only.

How are "vs yesterday" and "vs last month" calculated?

The 7-day board shows "vs yesterday": the rank change between today’s and yesterday’s 7-day ranking. The 30-day board shows "vs last month": the rank by the trailing 30 days against the rank by the previous calendar month, over the rows present in both sources. In the growth view the 30-day column carries the revenue-board position, because growth itself has no month-old ranking yet — the daily series starts 2026-09-30. A row that only appears in one of the two sources shows a dash instead of a guessed number.

Why does a row say "needs review"?

Because its 30-day amount and MRR disagree by 10x or more, or a subscription model reports zero MRR. Both figures can be right — a one-off charge, an annual prepayment, a marketplace payout — so the row stays on the board and keeps its rank; carry that note with the number and say which of the two figures you are using.

Why does the 30-day chart show only one line?

Two lines (previous 30 days vs last 30 days) need 60 days of daily revenue; the dataset currently holds 41. When it holds 60 the comparison appears on its own — we do not stretch 11 days of history to look like a month.

How do I find out why something grew?

Open the report: chapter 3 breaks down the growth plays, channels and timing behind the number. It is research, not investment advice.

Can I put this board inside my own AI agent?

Yes, over MCP. Search and listing are free and need no account, so any figure on this board can be checked without paying; reading a full report spends one of the monthly reads. Every row returns its evidence level, revenue date and economic basis so the agent can cite it responsibly.

Who earns the most, and who is moving

The amount view ranks 648 counted cards; the growth view draws from 499 daily-series cards, of which 175 clear the 7-day gate and 97 the 30-day gate. 626 cards carry a classified economic basis: 59 were read by hand and 567 were inferred from the pricing model.

Data through 2026-11-12

How it is counted

What moved this week

Revenue increase

Nov 12

Postiz earned $29,457

Previous 7 days $64,159, last 7 days $93,616.

Daily revenue · prev 7 / last 7 · best day 20%

Total · 7d: $93,616
Avg / day: $13,374
Peak day: $18,382

PostizSocial Media

How it did it

Fastest growth · 7d

All 175

FeedGuardiansFeedGuardians is an AI-powered social media moderation and engagement tool for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, BlueSky and YouTube. It automatically filters spam, toxic, and negative comments, generates on-brand replies to customer questions, and centralizes all comments and DMs into a single inbox. It has smart DM automation, alternative to ManyChat+9056%Last 7 days $6,142, previous 7 days $67

Top revenue · 7d

499 daily-series cardsAll →

Comp AIThe fastest way to get compliant with cyber security frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001.$179,344Last 7 days, about $25,621 a day

Top rookie

243 rookiesAll →

CreativeClawYour Claude has been writing all day. We gave it a creative studio. Every top AI model for images, video, audio & 3D. One MCP. Go. 🎨$118,856Started earning in October — this is 30-day amount

The full board

Largest amount Fastest growth

7 days 30 days

Rookies only Hand-verified only1 companies

Pricing modelAll models Subscription Usage-based Marketplace & transaction Managed service Freemium Hybrid Unlabelled

Comparable basis only

#vs yesterdayProductDaily revenueprev 7dlast 7d7d before → last 7dGrowth

1—Comp AIArtificial IntelligenceService billingsThe fastest way to get compliant with cyber security frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001.$155,422→$179,344$179,344+15.4%+15.4%

The amount is what the payment provider recorded in the window — not recognised revenue, take-rate or profit. Every row names its economic basis; "Basis unclassified" means we have no evidence for it. "vs last month" compares this ranking with the previous calendar month, over rows present in both sources.

Beyond the board,ask your agent

Your agent can read the data behind this board, filter it by category or revenue band, then open the reports to explain why.

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Method

What this board counts, and how to quote it

Every row is a public payment path, not an audited P&L. Each row keeps its page, its numbers and its rank — including the rows the quality check marks as needs review. Carry that note with the number and the reading stays honest.

Needs review — still ranked; quote the note with it

by 30-day amount

Ranks stay as they are — the board does not hide these rows. Their 30-day amount and MRR differ by 10× or more, or a recurring model reports MRR as 0. The gap is usually one-off charges, annual prepayment or marketplace settlement, and both figures can be right. Say which one you used and that the two do not reconcile — a model label still does not verify either of them.

Product30-day amountMRR

See every flagged card and what the flag means

How the numbers are counted

648 of 648 counted cards carry a 30-day amount ($12.19M in total). "Counted" = published + screenshot, minus rows the source flags stale.
Counts on this page, one label each: 499 daily-series cards (the growth view's population — cards with at least one daily revenue row); 175 eligible rows in the 7-day window and 97 in the 30-day window — the rows that clear the gate; the signal pool is 207 rows in the 7-day window (175 eligible + 32 below the gate) and 207 in the 30-day window (97 eligible + 110 below), and is never a ranking size; published pages are counted on Coverage, not added in here. Definitions are on Method §6.
626 cards carry an economic basis — a human read 60 of them, and 59 of those named a basis against the captured description (one stayed ambiguous); the rest are derived from the 收费模式 classification (each row keeps its confidence). 1.2% of the total still has no basis at all; those rows are quotable as "amount processed by the payment provider" only.
The rank-change column: in the 7-day view it compares this board with yesterday’s copy of itself. The 30-day view compares the revenue ranking with the previous calendar month — including in the growth view, because a month-old growth ranking does not exist yet (the daily series starts 2026-09-30) and a made-up one would be worse than a labelled substitute.
Filtered views of this board are noindex,follow; the clean /revenue URL is canonical. Basis definitions live in Method §3.

Method §3 Coverage Data changelog

FAQ

Questions about the board

About subscriptions All questions

They are read from each product’s public payment-provider record (Stripe, a merchant of record, mobile billing), not self-reported and not estimated by us. They are not audited financials either: every row carries an evidence level and an economic basis, and rows whose basis we have not verified are quotable only as "amount processed by the payment provider".

Who earns the most, and who is moving

What moved this week

Postiz earned $29,457

The full board

Beyond the board,ask your agent

What this board counts, and how to quote it

Needs review — still ranked; quote the note with it

How the numbers are counted

Questions about the board

01Are these revenue figures real?

02How often does the board update?

03How are "largest amount" and "fastest growth" ranked?

04Does one huge day put a product on the board?

05What counts as a rookie?

06Why is a product I follow missing?

07How are "vs yesterday" and "vs last month" calculated?

08Why does a row say "needs review"?

09Why does the 30-day chart show only one line?

10How do I find out why something grew?

11Can I put this board inside my own AI agent?