Indiemaker / Comparables
Two records, side by side, in the same units.
Pick any two assets and read them against each other on the same fields.
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Pick two. Everything else is already the same.
The same fields, in the same order, in the same units, with the source of every number stated beside it.
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Two picked at random from the assets on record. Nobody steers it; that is the point.
Asset one
Automated PC Game Key Store with International Customers
eCommerce Store · WordPress and WooCommer…
Asset two
Social Gaming Platform With Rewards and Community Features
Other · PHP 7.4, AWS
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Two small businesses, same fields: $37,000 vs $19,000. Which would you buy?
| Two assets, one schema | Automated PC Game Key Store with International … | Social Gaming Platform With Rewards and Communi… |
|---|---|---|
| AskingDeclared | $37,000 | $19,000 |
| Monthly revenueDeclared | $500–$2K | $500–$2K |
| Monthly costsDeclared | Not declared | Not declared |
| Monthly profitCalculated | Not declared | Not declared |
| MultipleCalculated | Sign in to see | Sign in to see |
| Paying customersDeclared | 1K-10K customers | 1K-10K customers |
| AgeRecorded | 1 year | 3 weeks |
| Owner hoursDeclared | 1–5 hours a week | 1–5 hours a week |
| StackDeclared | WordPress and WooCommerce · +3 more | PHP 7.4 · AWS |
| StatusRecorded | Live | Live |
Declared means the owner said it and we have not checked it. Calculated means we worked it out from what they declared. Recorded means we counted it ourselves. Exact figures are the signed-in view; without an account these read as bands.
A blank is never shown as an empty cell. Costs are the field most often left out, and without costs there is no profit, and without profit there is no multiple. One omission removes three rows.
Generated pairs
One type against another, at the same budget.
Sixteen pairs picked by the credibility rule and refreshed daily, each with its own address and its own card.
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