$400/month from "Play Piano HD" iPad app: http://mobilesort.com/play_piano.html I've tried a few other apps, but they haven't done very well - this one is consistently in the top 100 iPad music category. I think having a very clear message and value proposition is important, especially for small apps (impulse buys).
How much money are you earning from your software products?
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#62Fyrebox (http://www.fyrebox.co) makes $250/month, 5000 users, 1% conversion rate to paying customers that pay $5/month, launched in June
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#63have a few side projects. here's a fun one: http://ShouldIDrinkThisFuckingBeer.com it is making absolutely zero money (yet), but the engagement on the site is INSANE. also, the site itself, and the people who come to it (and email/tweet/blog/instagram/vine/smoke signals/carrier pigeon/etc about it) are passionate and willing to support craft beer. besides the benefit of interacting with super cool, kick-ass people wh…
Just don't input Keystone Ice ;)
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#64$1000 to $2000 per month (winter vs summer) from Buoy Explorer iPhone app [1][2]. I plan on releasing an update for iOS 7 in the near future.
The backstory on why and how I created it is available on my blog[3].
[2] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/buoy-explorer-noaa-marine/id...
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#65Neptune's Pride 2, an online strategy game is only doing $2500 a month. http://triton.ironhelmet.com
I'm looking for remote work if you're hiring.
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#66SimpleCrew ( http://www.SimpleCrew.com - a mobile photo app for businesses, real estate investors, marketing street teams, etc...) is earning $1,600/mo RR right now... ~35 customers averaging just under $50/mo per customer. The number isn't enough to support us in the US yet, but it excites us regardless because of its implications. Between the revenue and usage (weekly photo totals are consistently up and to the rig…
Watch out for patents in the US. I worked on a similar MVP for a client a few years ago and he did some patent research and did not move forward because of what he found.
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#67I make around $600 per month on http://www.binpress.com . I sell 6 software components for iOS. Most of them were component that I had already developed for other projects. I just tidied them up and made them available for purchase. The income's very passive - max 2 hours a week. Here's a link to my profile: http://www.binpress.com/profile/ben-smiley/14290
Great job with the site, it looks very clean!
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#68I'm losing about $200 a month so far on https://blankpage.io , the subscription model took longer than calculated to implement.
Noticed a minor bug: clicking "sign up and write" and then the "X" on the popup still has the spinner going on the signup button
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#69Improvely ( https://www.improvely.com ) passed $10k/mo RR not too long ago and is about a year old. I run several other SaaS sites with a couple thousand a month in revenue each. It's enough that I never regret turning down the standing job offers I had at the end of college 3 years ago. Nothing really compared to the short-lived but very successful WordPress plugins I used to build and sell. A few days' work could t…
> One had over $250,000 in sales in 18 months before I sold rights to it for another $90,000 to another company.
For anyone interested, I'm guessing this is it...
http://flippa.com/blog/dan-grossman-on-selling-wpreviewsite-...
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#70SharpPLM (document and quote management for small/med manufacturing companies) is still pretty early but I make $200/month. I feel like I am still figuring out product/market fit.