Mobile appNov 6
AI Cosmetic Surgery Preview App
This phone app shows people how a nose job, lip or jawline change would look on their own face, and it has been profitable after ad spend since January.
- Ask
- $43K
- Profit
- $12.6K
- Multiple
- 3.4x
- Ask
- $43K
- Revenue
- $39.1K
- Profit
- $12.6K
- Margin
- 32%
- Multiple
- 3.4x
- Age
- <1 yr (Dec 2025)
How it rates
ValuationFair
Other mobile apps we've tracked mostly ask 2.8–5.0x profit, or 2.4–4.2x adjusted for its short history or recent decline; this one asks 3.4x.
Durability
Launched in December 2025, and its users come from paid Apple Search Ads and Google ads.
Hands-off
The founder spends about 1 hour a week on it.
Why it's interesting
- Profitable after all ad spend and running costs since January; last month brought $4.6K of revenue and $1.4K of profit.
- Recurring revenue stands at $40.3K a year, above the $39.1K earned so far, and the seller reports 15% growth.
- Revenue comes from weekly and annual subscriptions plus one-time credit packs, from 28,800 downloads and a 4.2 store rating.
- One Flutter and Firebase codebase serves both iOS and Android, and the seller has begun expanding into Brazil and Mexico.
What to watch
- Launched in December 2025, with users bought through Apple Search Ads and Google; profit depends on ad costs staying below what each subscriber pays.
- The paying base is small, 101–250 users and 100–250 monthly active users, and nose-job previews drive most sales.
- The pricing notes on the listing mention a $52K ask while the headline says $43K; the right figure needs confirming.
- AI previews of surgery results likely draw closer app-store review and complaints if results mislead; the seller is in Turkey, so app-store and ad accounts must transfer across borders.
Ask the seller
- Can you share monthly revenue, ad spend and new paying users since launch, with cost per paying user?
- Is the price $43K or the $52K in your pricing notes, and what changed?
- How does revenue split between iOS and Android and between subscriptions and credit packs, and what is weekly-plan churn?
Growth plays
- License a white-label version to cosmetic surgery clinics for use in consultations, starting with rhinoplasty clinics serving medical tourists in Turkey.
- Localize store listings and Apple Search Ads campaigns in Portuguese and Spanish to push the Brazil and Mexico expansion.
Nov 6Added to Acumen Wire