Timeline
- Jul 2024
Founded (per listing) - Oct 15 2026
$270.4k MRR, 7,900 subscriptions (TrustMRR re-pull) - Oct 20 2026
$290.3k MRR, 8,500 subscriptions, $1.5M all-time (TrustMRR re-pull) - Oct 23 2026
$300.5k MRR, 8,900 subscriptions, $1.54M all-time (TrustMRR re-pull) - Oct 28 2026
$320.5k MRR, 9,500 subscriptions, $1.61M all-time; Sep 2026 month $250.8k vs $16.0k in Nov 2025 (TrustMRR re-pull)
MRR over our pulls
Dated leaderboard snapshots from TrustMRR refreshes. Exact figures; ranks are among businesses synced in the last 30 days on that date.
- Oct 24, 2026: $304,000 MRR · #1
- Oct 27, 2026: $304,000 MRR · #1
- Oct 28, 2026: $324,000 MRR · #1
The story
Postiz pitches itself as "run your social media on autopilot with AI agents": it plans, generates and schedules posts across multiple platforms.
It is open source. Plans start at $29/month with a 7-day $0 trial. TrustMRR lists it as founded in July 2024 (Hong Kong SAR) and aimed at social media managers, developers and automation teams.
Founder Nevo David has about 25.5k followers on X (per the listing). All-time revenue of $1.6M against $324k MRR means most of that revenue arrived recently.
Our verdict
Partly
Open source as distribution (GitHub stars, self-hosters converting to cloud) is copyable; a crowded scheduler market is not easy to break into without it.
How Postiz compares: AI SaaS
Every AI SaaS business on our leaderboard (verified revenue synced in the last 30 days), ranked by MRR. $/sub is our estimate (MRR ÷ active subscriptions).
| Business | MRR | Subs | $/sub |
|---|---|---|---|
| $324,000 | 9522 | $34 | |
| $199,000 | 278 | $720 | |
| $65,400 | 1955 | $33 | |
| $51,800 | 238 | $220 | |
| $48,500 | 1500 | $32 | |
| $48,500 | 93 | $520 | |
| $47,000 | 732 | $64 | |
| $45,600 | 211 | $220 | |
| $39,700 | 684 | $58 | |
| $35,900 | 924 | $39 | |
| $34,900 | 496 | $70 | |
| $28,500 | 1102 | $26 | |
| $24,500 | 268 | $92 | |
| $19,500 | 110 | $180 | |
| $14,700 | 1499 | $10 | |
| $13,400 | 440 | $30 | |
| $13,300 | 112 | $120 | |
| $10,400 | 776 | $13 | |
| $8,500 | 298 | $28 | |
| $3,400 | 434 | $8 |
How they grew
- Open-sourced the whole app with a polished README and launched it on Reddit; then posted monthly "what's new" updates on Reddit with similar results each time. Self-reported source
- Product Hunt launch finished #1 of the day, week and month. Self-reported source
Tools mentioned: Stripe · Open source
Method: Build an AI SaaS for one business job · see every method compared in the how to make money with AI guide · on our AI side hustles list.
Replicate Postiz: sourced steps + prompt
The step-by-step playbook behind Postiz, built only from the sourced facts we found (18 facts, each with its evidence label and link), plus a copy-paste replication prompt for Claude or ChatGPT.
1. The order they did it in
- Early 2024: starts building as a closed product; spends ~$3k/month for ~4 months trying SEO/marketing. Self-reported source
- Sep 1, 2024: open-source launch; within months ~15k GitHub stars, 584K Docker downloads, ~4k cloud sign-ups and ~$2K MRR. Self-reported source
- Jul 2025: $6,523/month → next month $12,648 after the n8n/automation focus. Self-reported source
- Nov 2025: $14.2K/month as a single developer. Self-reported source
- Oct 15 2026: $270,432 MRR, 7,922 subscriptions, $1.43M all-time. Verified source
- Oct 20 2026: $290,273 MRR, 8,498 subscriptions, $1.5M all-time. Verified source
- Oct 23 2026: $303,520 MRR, 8,894 subscriptions, $1.54M all-time. Verified source
- Oct 28 2026: $324,458 MRR, 9,522 subscriptions, $1.61M all-time. Verified source
2. How they got customers (more growth methods)
- Pricing principle: everything open source, charge only for the cloud version; never force developers to pay. Self-reported source
- Refocused on automation users: shipped an official n8n node, improved the public API, cold-pitched Skool communities to promote Postiz, and grew an affiliate program. Self-reported source
- Automated users (n8n templates) post without logging in, which the founder says keeps them paying longer. Self-reported source
- Repositioned as the posting layer AI agents call (CLI, agent listings), which a third-party teardown credits for MRR going from ~$21K to $100K+ within months, without new paid spend. Public data source
3. Stack + monthly costs
- One open-source monorepo shared by the cloud and self-hosted versions. Self-reported source
- Docker images, built and automated by open-source contributors, on every new tag. Self-reported source
- Official n8n node + public API for automation. Self-reported source
- Stripe billing; plans from $29/month with a 7-day $0 trial. Verified source
4. What didn't work (skip these)
- Closed-source launch with paid SEO/marketing: ~4 months at ~$3k/month was "useless"; low domain authority made ranking hard. Self-reported source
- "It took me a very long time to make a decent amount of revenue from the product." Self-reported source
Doubts we flagged
- The dev.to post says "August 2024" for the $12,648 month right after "July 2025"; context suggests Aug 2025.
- The $21K→$100K+ attribution comes from a third-party teardown, not the founder directly.
5. Copy-paste replication prompt
You are my AI co-founder. Help me replicate the playbook behind Postiz, using ONLY these sourced facts (evidence label in brackets): GROWTH METHODS (in order): - Open-sourced the whole app with a polished README and launched it on Reddit; then posted monthly "what's new" updates on Reddit with similar results each time. [self] - Product Hunt launch finished #1 of the day, week and month. [self] - Pricing principle: everything open source, charge only for the cloud version; never force developers to pay. [self] - Refocused on automation users: shipped an official n8n node, improved the public API, cold-pitched Skool communities to promote Postiz, and grew an affiliate program. [self] - Automated users (n8n templates) post without logging in, which the founder says keeps them paying longer. [self] - Repositioned as the posting layer AI agents call (CLI, agent listings), which a third-party teardown credits for MRR going from ~$21K to $100K+ within months, without new paid spend. [public] STACK & COSTS: - One open-source monorepo shared by the cloud and self-hosted versions. [self] - Docker images, built and automated by open-source contributors, on every new tag. [self] - Official n8n node + public API for automation. [self] - Stripe billing; plans from $29/month with a 7-day $0 trial. [verified] TIMELINE: - Early 2024: starts building as a closed product; spends ~$3k/month for ~4 months trying SEO/marketing. [self] - Sep 1, 2024: open-source launch; within months ~15k GitHub stars, 584K Docker downloads, ~4k cloud sign-ups and ~$2K MRR. [self] - Jul 2025: $6,523/month → next month $12,648 after the n8n/automation focus. [self] - Nov 2025: $14.2K/month as a single developer. [self] - Oct 15 2026: $270,432 MRR, 7,922 subscriptions, $1.43M all-time. [verified] - Oct 20 2026: $290,273 MRR, 8,498 subscriptions, $1.5M all-time. [verified] - Oct 23 2026: $303,520 MRR, 8,894 subscriptions, $1.54M all-time. [verified] - Oct 28 2026: $324,458 MRR, 9,522 subscriptions, $1.61M all-time. [verified] WHAT DIDN'T WORK: - Closed-source launch with paid SEO/marketing: ~4 months at ~$3k/month was "useless"; low domain authority made ranking hard. [self] - "It took me a very long time to make a decent amount of revenue from the product." [self] Task: 1) Ask me 5 questions about my skills, audience, budget and niche. 2) Map each fact above to an equivalent action for my niche. 3) Produce a week-by-week plan to my first dollar, with the cheapest tool for each step. 4) Flag which steps depend on advantages I may not have (audience, timing, capital). Do not assume any fact beyond the list.
- The story and our replicability verdict
- How it ranks against 19 other verified AI SaaS businesses (MRR, subs, $/sub)
- How they grew and the tools (where sourced)
- The step-by-step Postiz playbook and copy-paste replication prompt
- The CSV of all 46 processor-verified AI businesses
Mon/Wed/Fri: 3 AI businesses with real payment data, what each one sells, and what to copy.
- Chatbase: $863.6k MRR· No-code AI agents for customer support and sales.
- Rank Prompt: $50.7k / 30 days· Track and improve how your site shows up in AI search engines.
All 46 processor-verified AI businesses as a CSV, plus the Mon/Wed/Fri receipts. No card.
Related: How much does Postiz make? · AI revenue leaderboard · AI pricing study · MRR calculator
On these lists: AI businesses making $50k+ a month · AI SaaS ideas with real revenue · One-person AI businesses with real revenue · How AI businesses get their customers · Fastest-growing AI startups (verified, last 30 days)
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FAQ
What is Postiz's revenue?
$324k MRR, TrustMRR, Oct 28 2026. Evidence: Verified (Receipts).
How much money does Postiz make?
$324k MRR (TrustMRR, Oct 28 2026). Evidence label: Verified (Receipts). MRR: $324,000; Last 30 days: $362,000; All-time revenue: $1,610,000; Active subscriptions: 9,500.
Is Postiz's revenue verified?
Verified (Receipts): Payment-processor data (Stripe / RevenueCat) checked by us or a third-party verifier such as TrustMRR. Source: TrustMRR — Postiz.
How long did Postiz take to make its first dollar?
Unknown. We haven't found a source for Postiz's time to first revenue yet, so we don't guess.
When did Postiz start?
Jul 2024: Founded (per listing).
Can I replicate Postiz?
Our verdict: Partly. Open source as distribution (GitHub stars, self-hosters converting to cloud) is copyable; a crowded scheduler market is not easy to break into without it.
Sources
- Verified dashboard TrustMRR — Postiz — Revenue verified by TrustMRR via the payment processor API. TrustMRR figures update continuously; re-pull before quoting.