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AI businesses for sale with real revenue

Yes — 6 AI businesses in our data are listed for sale or openly seeking a buyer. The biggest with live verified revenue: White Glove Content ($65,900 a month, ask $2,500,000), Vid.AI ($47,000 a month, ask $1,500,000), NotFair ($13,300 a month, ask $1,500,000). 5 have a sourced asking price. Revenue and asks are separate labels; we never invent either.

5 businesses · 1 not ranked · last verified across the set Oct 28, 2026 · how we verify · all methods compared

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Every business here is listed for sale or openly seeking a buyer. Asking prices come from the TrustMRR listing (labelled Public) or the founder (Self-reported). Revenue keeps its own evidence label. An asking price is not a valuation we endorse.

5 businesses at a glance

#BusinessMonthly revenuePaying subsAvg per subAsking priceEvidenceChecked
1White Glove Content$65,900560$120$2,500,000(Public data)Verified2026-10-23
2Vid.AI$47,000730$64$1,500,000(Public data)Verified2026-10-27
3NotFair$13,300110$120$1,500,000(Public data)Verified2026-10-28
4MagicSlides$10,400780$13$700,000(Public data)Verified2026-10-21
5Photo AI$86k / month
founder's X bio, read Oct 26 2026		——Open (no ask listed)(Self-reported)Self-reported2026-10-26

Not ranked: 1 with stale, removed or paused data

These match this list on their last verified figure, but we only rank payment data synced in the last 30 days (same rule as the leaderboard). Shown for reference, not ranked, not in the median.

BusinessLast verified MRRWhy not ranked
Based Labs AI$28,500no new payments in 9 months

Monthly revenue is MRR from payment data (Stripe, RevenueCat or Superwall via TrustMRR) for Verified rows; other rows show the founder-reported or public figure. Avg per sub is our math: MRR divided by active subscriptions. Updated Oct 28, 2026.

  1. White Glove Content: $65.9k MRR

    AI content service · TrustMRR, Oct 23 2026 · Verified · last verified 2026-10-23

    Subscription faceless-video studio: scripts, AI voiceover, editing, thumbnails.

    Replicable? Yes. Productized service on top of AI voice/video tools. Moat is operations and fulfilment speed, not tech. Read the case study →

  2. Vid.AI: $47.0k MRR

    AI SaaS · TrustMRR, Oct 27 2026 · Verified · last verified 2026-10-27

    Turns an idea or script into ready-to-post AI videos for creators.

    Main channel: Meta Ads (Verified)

    Replicable? Partly. Crowded AI-video category; paid acquisition (Meta) is part of the mix, so you need budget and creative testing. Read the case study →

  3. NotFair: $13.3k MRR

    AI SaaS · TrustMRR, Oct 28 2026 · Verified · last verified 2026-10-28

    An AI agent that manages Google Ads for small businesses and agencies: finds wasted spend, then fixes bids and keywords.

    Replicable? Yes. One narrow, painful job (wasted ad spend) on an official API, with a free plan as the funnel. The same agent pattern works for any ad or marketing platform with an API. Read the case study →

  4. MagicSlides: $10.4k MRR

    AI SaaS · TrustMRR, Oct 21 2026 · Verified · last verified 2026-10-21

    A bootstrapped AI presentation maker from India: prompt in, PPT out.

    Main channel: YouTube + SEO (Verified)

    Replicable? Yes. Productivity tool with free-to-paid funnel and SEO/YouTube distribution. Low price, high volume; margins depend on model costs. Read the case study →

  5. Photo AI: $86k / month

    AI SaaS · founder's X bio, read Oct 26 2026 · Self-reported · last verified 2026-10-26

    AI photoshoots of you, built as a single PHP file.

    Main channel: X / build in public (Self-reported)

    Replicable? Partly. Simple stack, huge audience. The audience is the hard part to copy. Read the case study →

FAQ

Which AI businesses are for sale right now?

White Glove Content ($65.9k MRR, ask $2,500,000); Photo AI ($86k / month, ask Open (no ask listed)); Vid.AI ($47.0k MRR, ask $1,500,000); MagicSlides ($10.4k MRR, ask $700,000); Based Labs AI ($28.5k MRR, ask $2,180,000); NotFair ($13.3k MRR, ask $1,500,000). Each case page has the dated source.

Are these asking prices verified?

No. Asking prices are what the seller listed (Public, usually TrustMRR) or what the founder said (Self-reported). Only the monthly revenue labelled Verified comes from payment data. Photo AI has no public ask — the founder said he is open to buyers "for the right price".

Which for-sale AI business makes the most verified revenue?

Among those with payment data synced in the last 30 days: White Glove Content ($65,900 a month), Vid.AI ($47,000 a month), NotFair ($13,300 a month).

Is Photo AI for sale?

The founder (Pieter Levels) said on Oct 16, 2026 he is open to buyers for Photo AI; the Photo AI FAQ says it is for sale for the right price. Revenue is self-reported ($86k / month, founder's X bio, read Oct 26 2026), not processor-verified.

Should I buy one of these?

This page is receipts, not advice. Check the case page for stale syncs, no-recent-payment flags, growth and how the seller got customers. Revenue is not profit. Asking price ÷ MRR is a rough multiple only when both numbers are current and labelled.

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