Acquisitions

Mobile apps for sale, built with AI and verified

AI photo editors, voice tools, tutors, fitness coaches and assistants. Acquisitions lists AI-built mobile and web apps with subscription revenue read from the source and installs read from analytics, so you buy the app that earns, not the one with the best screenshots.

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Estimate the value of an AI app

Enter monthly subscription revenue after app store commission and get an indicative range. On the result page you refine it with growth, churn, margin after model costs and owner hours.

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Indicative estimate, not an appraisal and not investment advice.

What buyers check in AI apps for sale

Apps live inside someone else's store and often on someone else's model. Buyers who have bought apps before go straight to these points.

App store dependency.

Most revenue usually flows through the platform stores, which take a commission and can remove an app. Buyers check policy history, past rejections and whether web checkout exists as a second channel.

Paid acquisition versus organic installs.

An app that grows only while ads run is worth less once the ad budget stops. Buyers want the split between paid and organic installs and the cost per subscriber.

Trial to paid conversion and refunds.

Weekly plans with aggressive trials can inflate revenue. Buyers look at conversion, refund rates and chargebacks by month.

Inference cost per active user.

Image and voice generation is expensive. The cost per active user decides whether growth adds profit or burns it.

Account transfer.

Developer accounts, signing keys and in-app subscription products must move to the buyer without breaking renewals.

Buying an app versus building one

A buyer gets reviews, ranking history, a subscriber base and working payment flows on day one. Building the same position from zero takes months of paid installs. That head start is what the price pays for, and why store dependency is priced so carefully.

Subscriptions and installs from the source

App sellers connect their payment processor or store revenue reports and their analytics read-only. We compute net revenue after store commission, active subscriptions, trial conversion and churn. The card shows the source of each number and the last sync. See the method on the revenue verification page.

  • Net revenue after store commission, not gross bookings
  • Paid and organic install split from analytics
  • Refunds and chargebacks visible after NDA

Filters for AI apps

Search verified AI business listings with filters that separate durable apps from fragile ones.

Filter What it does
Platform iOS, Android, web or several
Store revenue share How much revenue depends on platform stores
Paid install share Share of installs bought through ads
Net monthly revenue After store commission, verified
Inference cost share Model costs as a share of revenue
App category Photo, voice, education, health, productivity and more

Save your filters and get a deal alert as soon as a matching app is listed.

Sell an AI app with numbers buyers trust

Indie makers list an app in under an hour. Connect revenue and analytics read-only, describe the stack and model providers, and keep the app name private until NDA if you prefer. Featured placement in search and deal alerts costs 74 USD per month billed annually and lowers the success fee to 1.5%. The seller guide on how to sell online business assets shows the full route.

  • Transfer checklist for developer accounts and subscriptions
  • Offers and LOI in one inbox
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FAQ

No. We list mobile apps, web apps and apps that run on both. What they have in common is that AI is central to what the user pays for. Subscription web tools with a business audience usually sit under SaaS businesses for sale.

After. The card shows net revenue the developer actually receives. Gross bookings are visible in the data room after NDA for buyers who want to reconcile them.

The stores have their own transfer process for apps and developer accounts. The handover checklist lists each step, including signing keys, subscription products, analytics, domains and model provider accounts, and both sides tick items off until the move is complete.

When the app is transferred through the store process, subscriptions usually continue. Buyers should confirm the exact rules for the platforms involved before signing, and the checklist flags this item.

Because revenue built on ads stops when the ads stop. Two apps with the same revenue can have very different value once you know how much of it is bought each month.

Yes, but there is no revenue multiple to apply. Buyers judge it on installs, retention and technology. The estimator shows a note instead of a range for apps without revenue.

Buy an AI app that already earns

Create an account, set your platform and revenue filters and get alerts when a matching app is listed.