Mobile appNov 5
Quit-Porn Habit Subscription App
A subscription app from Saudi Arabia that helps people quit porn, now drawing about 50,000 downloads a month with a 4.6 user rating.
- Ask
- $360K
- Profit
- $30.7K
- Multiple
- 11.7x
- Ask
- $360K
- Revenue
- $44.8K
- Profit
- $30.7K
- Margin
- 69%
- Multiple
- 11.7x
- Age
- <1 yr (Jun 2026)
How it rates
ValuationHigh
Other mobile apps we've tracked mostly ask 2.8–4.9x profit, or 2.3–4.2x adjusted for its short history or recent decline; this one asks 11.7x.
Durability
Launched in June 2026, so its 12-month figures cover about four months.
Hands-off
A team of 2 to 20 runs it; the owner's hours aren't stated.
Why it's interesting
- Monthly proceeds climbed from $335 in June to $21.7K in September, and September's $19.4K profit is close to two-thirds of the 12-month total.
- Proceeds still grew 11% in September after ad spend was cut 76%, which suggests revenue doesn't depend entirely on paid ads.
- 220,100 downloads so far, 100K to 500K monthly users and 1,000 to 5,000 paying subscribers, on both iOS and Android according to the listing.
What to watch
- The price rests on four months of results: at September's pace it looks modest, but against the 12-month profit it sits far above other apps, so a buyer is paying for growth that still has to hold.
- Only about 10% of monthly users open it on a given day, and the listing gives no churn or renewal figures for a subscription product this young.
- The listing says it leads its niche in the Middle East, which suggests the paying audience is concentrated in one region; the country split isn't given.
Ask the seller
- What share of subscribers renew after their first billing period, and what is monthly cancellation?
- How much went on ads each month since launch, and what share of downloads came from paid campaigns?
- How is revenue split between iOS and Android, and between countries?
Growth plays
- Offer the app to therapists and recovery coaches who treat compulsive porn use, as a between-session tool their clients pay for.
- Build Arabic-language store pages and paywall offers for North African markets such as Egypt and Morocco, extending its Middle East lead.
Nov 5Added to Acumen Wire