Downside: sports betting, and 'AI prediction' trading and auto-trading bots. Revenue follows the season and single big bets, and the bots run into regulation.
- Status
- Closed (not recommended: revenue is spikes from a season or a few large purchases, and auto-ordering runs into advisory licensing and leverage)
- Why this is written up
- This kind of product stands out on the TrustMRR board (Kickly July $15k, BreadSync a single day at $11,850), and is easily taken as evidence that "people pay for AI predictions." Actual revenue follows the season, market moves, and single large purchases; once a bot places orders on the user's behalf, it runs into performance-guarantee issues, leverage, and licensing in various countries. This entry only covers "AI giving betting / trading advice" and "auto-placing orders for you": prediction-market companion tools (like Alphascope, App Store report §1.3) are at [020], signal subscriptions at [072].
- Confidence
- Medium. Conditions that would overturn this (when it becomes doable for a small team): a product's revenue stays steady for 30 days across three consecutive months, with no single day above 30% of the total, and it sells only tools, not advice; or a market emerges with a licensing path that lets small teams legally sell AI betting / trading advice.
Evidence
Grouped by store. Each group starts with the charts that can be graphed (real curves, data dates below the chart), then the scanner's original notes and source links.
Indie product revenue (TrustMRR)3 evidence · 3 products with curves
- indie (11-02 check): Kickly (kickly.io, France, AI football predictions) month by month June $4,490 → July $15,363 → August $6,316 → September $8,229 → October $5,330; 30 days $4,927 (−41.9%), of which 10-31 alone was $1,557, about 30%; listing ask $100,000.
- indie (11-02 check): BreadSync (breadsync.com, cross-platform position and P&L dashboard, Pro $197/month) $16,541 over 30 days, of which 10-05 alone was $11,850, 72%; the other weeks were only $680–1,100 per week.
- indie + App Store (11-02 check): Setup Ai: Chart Analysis (id 6802448549,9-02, debut, upload a K-line chart to get entry, stop-loss and take-profit) $2,645 over 30 days (+178%), weekly $8.99 / monthly $17.99; charted in 15 App Store stores, up to 30 ratings, best rank was #10 in the ng category.
For-sale listings1 evidence items
- For sale listings (Flippa, 2026-11-02): Fondeobot 14489587 (sells trading bots and installs them for you), auction, annual revenue $148.8k, profit $132k, price $139,639; MT4 Expert Advisor software 12581158 annual revenue $141.6k, price $246,845, already reduced 34%; getsparx.io 12259429 (Bybit / OKX crypto bot, about 200 subscribers) annual revenue $300k, price $588,358.
Already doing it
Kickly, BreadSync, Setup Ai, Fondeobot, MT4 EA sellers, getsparx.io, plus a large number of Telegram / Whop signal groups.
The hardest step
Compliance and trust. Refunds and chargebacks when predictions miss; auto-ordering requires a license; gambling and investment advice are regulated differently in each country.
Who it's for
Not recommended for small teams to build "AI predictions" or auto-ordering. What's viable within bounds: pure tools that don't give advice (bookkeeping, review, position-size calculators), or the prediction-market companion tools in [020].
Should every product builder know this?
No, only relevant to people building finance or gambling products.
Change log
Original: Scanner opportunity library #084 (updated daily, 06:00); this page was generated on the 2026-11-08 edition.