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REVENUE SOURCE

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The source and context of SuperX’s reported revenue.

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Revenue source

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Reference on X@robj3d3

Rob Hallam, co-founder of SuperX, breaks down his September 2026 income: SuperX contributed $20,978.15 out of a total of $80,736.80 (the rest comes from other products).

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Data and evidence

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Oct 30, 2026
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485 customers cited · Oct 30, 2026

Subscriptions according to TrustMRR on 2026-10-30, tied to $20,613 in MRR from that page; they do not exactly correspond to the $20,978 for September in the post.

The reference mentions TrustMRR. This does not certify this listing’s figure.

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  • The source figure is $20,978.15 billed by SuperX in September 2026 (rounded to $20,978); it is revenue for the month, not necessarily instantaneous MRR.
  • TrustMRR (Stripe sync, not an audit) showed on 2026-10-30: MRR $20,613, last 30 days $19,520, all-time $262,717 and 485 subscriptions; France; founded in August 2025.
  • SuperX is co-owned (Rob Hallam and Tibo); the figure appears to be the product's gross revenue, not the author's share (~30-35%).
  • The author has a portfolio (TAP, CanIVibecodeIt); only the SuperX line is attributed.
  • Roughly flat growth: $22,456.01 in July 2026 vs $20,978.15 in September.
  • Pricing: Pro $49/month, Advanced $99 discounted to $49 at launch, Ultra $199/month according to TrustMRR/the website.
  • Suggested stack; only Stripe is backed by the TrustMRR connection.
  • The product is also distributed as a Chrome extension (observed on the website); canonical solutionType limited to SaaS/Web App.

No comparable history available. Growth and ARPU are not estimated from different periods.

How to interpret the figure

The main metric compares monthly or last-30-day revenue across billing models. A reference may state MRR; not all sales are assumed to be recurring.

This is not net profit or a promise of results. Costs, stack, scores and MVP time are replication estimates.