LaunchRepo generated $2,300 in revenue five days after launch from one-time payments, founder Aleksandar Jovanovic said in a post on X. Jovanovic said the product had 97% profit margins, but did not explain how that figure was calculated.
The result is a snapshot of early sales for a product without recurring subscriptions. Jovanovic also asked publicly whether an asking price of $50,000 would be too high or too low if he sold the SaaS now. He did not say whether LaunchRepo was listed for sale or whether he had hired a broker.
LaunchRepo sells a €99.98 one-time package, roughly $106, for unlimited products, with no subscription required. Its site says the toolkit provides AI coding agents, including Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot, with guides and a product brief for submitting a SaaS product to 347 software directories. It also includes a local dashboard for tracking submission status.
Third-party tracker TrustMRR lists $2,420 in all-time revenue over the past 30 days and no active MRR subscriptions. The tracker also says pricing rises 20% after every 20 sales. Its revenue figure uses a different period and total from Jovanovic's five-day claim.
Jovanovic, who goes by Aleks and uses the X handle @aleksdoescode, operates LaunchRepo through Germany-based The CodeCave GmbH. The company says he built the product after manually submitting an earlier SaaS, seomap.dev, to more than 140 directories.
TrustMRR lists LaunchRepo as a solo-founder, bootstrapped company founded or launched in September 2026 and based in Germany. An open-source project called OpenLaunch describes itself as an independent, self-hosted re-implementation of the same toolkit concept and says it is not affiliated with LaunchRepo.
