# TollTracker · Hit product

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> It's not a new App: from 2025-09-07 Bulgaria started issuing average-speed-camera tickets, and three days later this app was listed, earning $61k in a year. Starting 11-01 daily revenue jumped from a couple hundred dollars to $1,000–2,200, with nearly 400 more subscriptions a day; who sparked that spike is unknown. This week it's cooling: daily subscription adds fell to 50–60, and its overall chart rank slid from #1 to #56 over the week.

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# TollTracker

A point-to-point speed-camera alert for drivers in Bulgaria: it calculates your average speed on camera-monitored stretches in the background and alerts you before you go over, with no navigation app needed

**$16k** /mo verified revenue (payment-platform checked)

Why it's an opportunity

When a new rule takes effect, drivers across the country start worrying about zero-tolerance tickets in the same week. Mainstream navigation apps only draw a line and don't do the math for you in the background.

Why it's blowing up

It's not a new App: from 2025-09-07 Bulgaria started issuing average-speed-camera tickets, and three days later this app was listed, earning $61k in a year. Starting 11-01 daily revenue jumped from a couple hundred dollars to $1,000–2,200, with nearly 400 more subscriptions a day; who sparked that spike is unknown. This week it's cooling: daily subscription adds fell to 50–60, and its overall chart rank slid from #1 to #56 over the week.

Data

In 30 days: $15,963 revenue, $9,493 MRR, 2,586 subscriptions, only 1,360 at 10-28 (verified by TrustMRR payment checks, 11-07). Bulgaria App Store free overall chart 11-03 dropped from #1,11-08 to #56; utilities free still #4.

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