Floro S. said in a Sept. 4, 2026, post on X that he sold TrendGap in a five-digit deal, marking his first exit. He said he grew the SaaS in 90 days to 920 users and $1.1K in monthly recurring revenue.
The disclosure pairs the broad sale value with user and recurring-revenue figures from the same product after 90 days.
The deal did not go through a sales marketplace, according to Floro S. He described the buyer as a local person who already followed him and had liked TrendGap from the beginning.
Floro S. said selling the product was not part of a build-and-flip strategy. The opportunity emerged while he was already working on three other projects, and he said he could not run four at once. Of those three projects, one was being scaled, one had launched days earlier and one was planned to launch in a month.
TrendGap says it uses AI to analyze 100,000+ app reviews each week from G2, TrustPilot, the App Store, Capterra and Product Hunt. It uses the reviews to surface SaaS and mobile-app niches with high user pain and low competition.
The product's pricing page lists a Basic subscription at $14 a month and a Pro subscription at $24 a month, with discounted yearly billing. A privacy policy dated June 13, 2026, names TrendGap, Inc. as the operator and says the service is operated from the United States.
On June 21, 2026, Floro S. said he had three sales 48 hours after launch.
In the Sept. 4 post, he said his focus had moved to Dante, an app that turns a selfie into stylized AI portraits. He also said the TrendGap sale did not make him a millionaire, but he was proud of completing it.
