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Who earns the most, and who is moving

The amount view ranks 648 counted cards; the growth view draws from 294 daily-series cards, of which 132 clear the 7-day gate and 67 the 30-day gate. 626 cards carry a classified economic basis: 59 were read by hand and 567 were inferred from the pricing model.

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How it is counted

What moved this week

The full board

  1. 1Deeplead.iosince 02Subscription chargesAutomates personalized multichannel lead generation and outreach from a business’s website, helping it find prospects and generate replies.$29,170+284%
  2. 2Festejarsince 03Payment volume (pass-through)We are a ticketing platform for local clubs in Catalonia. We offer the design of the landing page, checkout page and admin page to have a unified branding all-inclusive.$21,115-31.3%
  3. 3Wow Keywordssince 10One-off salesUnlimited access to App Store optimization for Mac and Windows with no subscription.$19,2090.0%
  4. 4Embraces.AIsince 05Subscription chargesA companion you text like your best friend.$18,749+37.2%
  5. 5Enxovalysince 06Subscription chargesPlan your baby checklist, organize clothes by size, save products from any store, and share a gift registry with family.$18,093+54.5%
  6. 6NotFairsince 04Subscription chargesNotFair.co is a B2B SaaS company that provides an AI-powered Google Ads management tool for small and mid-sized businesses. Customers connect their Google Ads account through Google's official OAuth API, and our AI agent analyzes campaign performance, identifies wasted ad spend, recommends optimizations, and (with customer approval) executes changes such as adjusting bids, pausing underperforming keywords, and adding negative keywords.$16,254+6.9%
  7. 7Sleeksince 03Subscription chargesIdea to mobile app designs$16,252-14.9%
  8. 8Speak Silqsince 03Subscription chargesDuolingo for forgotten Central Asian languages$15,683-18.8%
  9. 9Natively AIsince 03Subscription chargesNatively is a real-time AI copilot for interviews, meetings, and calls. It helps users answer questions, take notes, summarize conversations, and use personal context like resumes, job descriptions, and uploaded files during live sessions$15,495+25.6%
  10. 10coldcaller.prosince 04Subscription chargescoldcaller.pro is a French B2B prospecting SaaS selling qualified cold-calling leads to solopreneurs and agencies. Leads come enriched with the owner's direct mobile + email. Subscriptions €19–99/mo, no free trial, ~9% visitor-to-paid conversion, €2.4k MRR with minimal fixed costs (93% margin). 100% community driven acquisition (word of mouth). Runs solo — big upside with paid ads or a sales team.$15,329+11.4%
  11. 11Orbiosince 09Payment volume (pass-through)Orbio is a market for AI credit. Anyone with unused credit lists it at a discount, anyone building buys it with a card and runs the same models on one key.$15,096+16.3%

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.

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Method

What this board counts, and what to warn about

Every row is a public payment path, not an audited P&L. A row keeps its page, its numbers and its rank; the rows the quality check flags as needs review stay on the board, and whoever quotes one has to repeat the warning with it.

Needs review — ranked, warn before quoting

69needs-review cards

These rows keep their rank — the board does not drop them. Their 30-day amount and MRR disagree by 10x or more (or money came in with MRR reported as zero), so say which figure you are quoting, and that the two do not reconcile, before anyone relies on it. A model label does not verify a figure.

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How the numbers are counted

  • 648 of 648 counted cards carry a 30-day amount ($12.21M in total). "Counted" = published + screenshot, minus rows the source flags stale.
  • Counts on this page, one label each: 294 daily-series cards (the growth view's population); 132 eligible rows in the 7-day window and 67 in the 30-day window — the rows that clear the gate; the signal pool (every row with any growth figure, before the gate) is a larger set and is labelled as such wherever it is printed; published pages are counted on Coverage, not added in here.
  • 626 cards carry an economic basis — 60 hand-verified against a captured description, the rest derived from the 收费模式 classification (each row keeps its confidence). 1.3% 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.

FAQ

Questions about the board

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".

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