Indie maker Rob said in a Sept. 10 post on X that he had decided to sell Vectosolve, his first “real SaaS.” He said the product launched 11 months ago, reached 20,000 signups and made about $18,000.
Rob said Vectosolve was profitable after four months. He said the signups came with zero ads, only SEO, and no social media marketing. He put infrastructure costs at about $300 a month.
Vectosolve converts PNG, JPG and WEBP images into editable SVG vectors. It also exports formats including DXF, EPS, AI, PDF, PNG, G-code, and embroidery DST, PES and JEF.
The TrustMRR listing Rob linked sets an $80,000 asking price, or a 2.0x revenue multiple, and says the business was first listed for sale Sept. 10. The listing reported $17,516 in all-time revenue, verified through a connected Stripe API key, as of a Sept. 11 update.
TrustMRR also listed $1,560 in MRR, 226 active subscriptions, 20,020 registered accounts, 1,892 paying customers and customers in 98 countries. Its markdown profile showed $3,368 in last-30-day revenue and an 85.0% last-30-day profit margin.
TrustMRR dates the company’s founding to October 2025 in France and describes it as a one-person, bootstrapped team. It names Rob as founder and Go To Agency GTA as a cofounder. Vectosolve’s legal notice identifies GTA Go To Agency, a French SAS with its registered office in Dijon, as the site operator, and names Robin Monteiro and Florian Loppion as directors. The site’s About page identifies Robin as the founder and sole developer.
TrustMRR’s markdown profile records one acquisition offer and 306 recent interested buyers. Rob said he was unsure about letting the product go and would see how the sale proceeds.
Vectosolve lists credit packs from $6.99, monthly plans from $7.99 and a $49 yearly plan. Its first conversion is free and does not require signup.
