REVENUE SOURCE
Behind the number.
The source and context of Yaak’s reported revenue.
Revenue source
ReportedFounder post (crossing $5k MRR, links to yaak.app/blog/funding-open-source); August recap with Stripe screenshot MRR $4,864.51 / 432 subs. Headline: TrustMRR $5,406.
Summary of the supplied reference; not a verified transcript of the post.
Data and evidence
- Financial verification
- Pending
- Editorial review
- Oct 31, 2026
- Product language
- Not specified
- Confirmed markets
- Not specified
TrustMRR active subscriptions.
The reference mentions TrustMRR. This does not certify this listing’s figure.
View financial evidence- IMPORTANT: the TrustMRR slug (mountain-loop-labs-inc, company Mountain Loop Labs) ≠ product id; the listing is titled 'Yaak' and links to yaak.app. /startup/yaak returns 404. Matched by alias (Lio Option A).
- TrustMRR (Stripe API key, not an audit), seen 2026-10-31 (last updated 'Oct 31, 2026, 08:03 PM'): MRR $5,406; last 30 days $4,787; all-time $92,554; 441 active subscriptions; founder Greg Schier; founded Oct 2024; Canada. The editorial expected ~$5,410 / 442 subs; the live value is used.
- Headline TrustMRR $5,406 (mrr-reference); provenance.originalMrr=5000 (claim from the 2026-09-22 post 'Yaak just crossed $5k MRR').
- Pricing observed at yaak.app/pricing: free for personal use; Individual $79 / year or $399 one time; Business $149 / user / year. pricing.from=79/year.
- Stack: Rust and Tauri observed (TrustMRR 'Open source, MIT-licensed, built with Rust and Tauri'); Stripe observed as payment backend on TrustMRR; TypeScript inferred.
- Soft flags: crowded category; open source/free tier; hard to replicate in depth.
- Logo: apple-touch-icon 180×180 upscaled to 192×192.
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.