Buy abandoned Chrome extensions and add paid tiers: $2,000 in total revenue claim
Not yet verifiedPlausible playbook, but the bought extension is unnamed and “2K+ revenue” is ambiguous.
- No payment-level or independently verified revenue for the headline figure.
- Named product or storefront could not be confirmed live.
- Primary source or subject is not named in the original post.
The claim
"I bought a Chrome extension abandoned for 3 years and turned it into a 2K+ revenue SaaS in several months. Now I'm repeating it: 36 owners contacted, 2 early replies—both want offers. Before pricing: verify active users, MRR and costs—not public install counts."
Headline figure: $2,000 in total revenue claim (@mytwillot, founder post, Sep 8, 2026) (Post says “2K+ revenue” without monthly vs cumulative clarity (lower bound).)
Buy neglected Chrome extensions with existing installs and add a paid tier/SaaS features.
What we checked
- Original post review Post says they “turned it into a 2K+ revenue SaaS in several months” but does not name the extension.
- Author’s other posts 2026-10-08 reply says Twillot is “Still early on MRR,” conflicting with bio claim of “$1,500 MRR in just 2 months.”
- Author profile @mytwillot registered 2014-08, 4,301 followers.
- Demand signal 31 X posts in the last 7 days matching acquired/bought/sold + micro SaaS / TrustMRR / Chrome extension.
- Product live No independent check yet.
Red flags
Can a solo dev do this?
How we scored (credibility 46, feasibility 60)
- Revenue evidence 2/5
Self-reported “2K+ revenue” with unclear period; acquired extension unnamed.
- Product live 2/5
Author’s Twillot extension is live; the acquired extension cannot be located.
- Demand signal 3/5
Low X volume (~31 posts/7d) but TrustMRR deals exist.
- Author credibility 3/5
Established account promoting own extension; inconsistent MRR claims in replies.
- Replicability 3/5
Requires negotiation and code takeover.
- Solo feasibility 3/5
Extension subscription billing (ExtensionPay/Stripe/MoR) plus negotiating transfers and maintaining legacy code.
- Timing & competition 3/5
Not yet a crowded acquisition lane.