| Jenni AI | Second short-video channel, used with the same creator accounts and to find influencers to sponsor. Reels | | | B | TMTPost, 19 December 2025: Small AI, Big Returns: How a Nine-Person Team Turned an Overlooked Writing Tool Into a $10 Million Business |
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| GlowUp | Creators on Instagram, paid with equity instead of cash, promoted the app, as aidevcases reports. | | | B | AI Dev Cases: From ~10 Failed Apps to GlowUp (published 27 June 2026, figures checked 15 August 2026) |
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| 3AK Track & Field | The founders' own accounts, about 150,000 followers, where race reels with the app's name on screen bring most customers. Reels | | | B | Rork blog, 9 March 2026: Two college athletes are making $19K/mo with an app they built in Rork |
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| Draftly | Main customer channel: the brand account passed 30,000 followers and one creator's share sent about 170,000 visits. | | | B | Dodo Payments case study, 31 May 2026: How Draftly went from zero paying customers to $25K MRR with Dodo Payments |
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| Cal AI | Main channel with TikTok: paid influencers post joint videos with the app's account. | | influencer fees on TikTok and Instagram together: mid six figures (US$) in one month | C | Latka interview with Zach Yadegari, May 2025: How Cal AI hit $35M ARR and 20,000 daily downloads in under a year |
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| Formula Bot | Second video platform on which the creators posted about the site. | | | C | Starter Story, 21 March 2023: I Turned My Side Project into A $26K/Month SaaS Tool, interview with David Bressler |
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| PDF.ai | Main video channel: a full-time creator posts daily videos, and the founder says it performs ten times better than TikTok. daily short videos | since 2023 | | C | A public page outside the story's source list |
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| Postiz | Short daily videos from several pages, each with a comment call to action. | | | C | Nevo David on X, 7 September 2026: I make $2.2m ARR, and this is how I sell SaaS with ChatGPT Astra |
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| Faceless.video | The service posts finished videos to the customer's connected Instagram account on a schedule. | | | C | Faceless.video home page, about page, MCP connection page and terms of use, read 12 October 2026 |
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| Revid.ai | Platform the product posts and schedules Reels to. official publishing integration | | | C | Revid: About page and key facts, last updated 12 October 2026 |
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| Castmagic | Where the growth founder searched hashtags for creators, who were then paid per thousand views or signed as affiliates. | | | C | Starter Story, 22 June 2024: They Make $1.4M/Year With AI, video interview with the three founders |
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| CreativeClaw | Company account linked from the site footer. | | | C | CreativeClaw home page, read 13 October 2026 |
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| Verbi | Second short-video channel: the same slideshows and creator videos, on three accounts per phone. | | | C | Pedro Machado on X: profile and timeline, read 13 October 2026 |
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| SoundBoost.ai | One of three networks where the release was announced in February 2024; more than 20,000 views in four days. | | | C | Berkan Cesur's X timeline, September 2021 to October 2026 |
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| Glossa.live | Company account linked from the site footer. | | | C | Glossa.live home page, read 13 October 2026 |
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| TrackAI | Company account linked from the website; its content was not read. | | | C | TrackAI website: home page, questions and answers, blog, terms and privacy policy, read 13 October 2026, with the archived copy of 19 November 2025 |
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| fastwrite.io | Marketing channel; the homepage points students to its posts. | | | C | fastwrite.io homepage, German, read 14 October 2026 |
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| Visualizee.ai | Company account linked from the home page. | | | C | Visualizee home page, read 14 October 2026 |
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| The Influencer AI | The company has an Instagram account, linked from its site. | | | C | The Influencer AI home page, October 2026 |
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| AppAlchemy | Influencer posts on Instagram brought customers after Reddit. | | | C | Diego Roshardt on X, 14 June 2025: $17k MRR with no audience |
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| Notis | Short videos, such as a reel on ADHD, dopamine and outsourcing work. | | | C | Notis changelog, August 2025 to August 2026 |
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| Dalea AI | The founder left X for short-form video because his buyers are on Instagram and TikTok; it was his one acquisition channel in April 2026. short-form videos | | | C | Bruno Kalil on X, 14 April 2026: Week 3 of growing a global SaaS from Brazil (@trysagaai) |
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| Jungle | Second short-video channel for the paid student creators, next to TikTok. | | | C | The Pitch, season 13 episode 9, 7 May 2025: Jungle: Your AI Study Coach |
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| Coconote | Second channel for the creators' short videos; some of its viral videos were aimed at students' parents. Reels | | | C | Sub Club podcast, 18 March 2026: Bootstrapped to $6.7M ARR and an Exit to Quizlet in 2 Years, Brett Bauman and Zack Hargett, Coconote |
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| Wrestle AI | The developer sends users with problems to the app's Instagram account for support. | | | C | Wrestle AI on the US App Store, read 16 October 2026 |
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| Imagined with AI | Short videos of dogs; the first viral Reel reached 30,000 views in hours. | since October 2022 | | C | Starter Story, 29 January 2023: Our AI Image Generator Made $10K In Just 6 Weeks |
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| Rosebud | Company account linked from the site footer. | | | C | Rosebud home page, read 23 October 2026 |
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| MonAi | Carries the creator partner's Spanish-language story videos, the channel the founder credits for the growth since late 2024. company account monai_app; the creator partner's own channels | | | C | Ponicorn directory entry: MonAi, $12k MRR, unverified, August 2026 |
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| CalBuddy | The app's own Instagram account, calbuddyai, linked from the website; the influencer partners post there. | | | C | A public page outside the story's source list |
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| ToneAdapt | Short videos of the product, posted by the founder with his own face. | | | C | Starter Story episode page, 14 June 2026: The First App I Ever Built Makes $25K/Month, with transcript |
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| Sprout - AI Job Search | Second main channel for the creators' short videos. | | | C | Starter Story, 20 May 2026: My Two Apps Make $150K/Month Each (video with transcript, host Pat Walls) |
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| MausBot | Named by the founders as a marketing channel. | | | C | TrustMRR: MausBot, markdown profile (data as of 25 October 2026) |
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| Glamour: Color Analysis & Glow Up | Channel from which the app's release notes say its new users arrive. | | | C | App Store page: Glamour:Color Analysis&Glow Up, US storefront |
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| Boxer AI | Named by the seller as a marketing channel. | | | C | whatsthe.app listing: Boxer AI, read 25 October 2026 |
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| Indilingo | One of the company's social channels for posts and short videos. | | | C | Indilingo careers page, read 25 October 2026 |
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| DecorAI | Marketing channel listed by the founder on TrustMRR; results not stated. | | | C | TrustMRR profile of DecorAI, read 25 October 2026 (revenue last synced 25 October 2026) |
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| CopyCopter | The buyer opened new accounts for the product and posted video content every day for six months. | | | C | Acquire.com blog, 11 March 2025: How Sanjana Grew CopyCopter 30x in Less Than a Year |
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| MyFutureSelf | Free posts that brought the first users, later creators' daily posts about the app. | | | C | Starter Story, 20 March 2026: I Grew This Mobile App to Over $12K/Month (interview with Giancarlo Sarti) |
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| Rezi | Social channel listed by the founder on Starter Story. | | | C | Starter Story, 8 August 2024: I Created The Best Resume Builder In The World ($2.5M/Year) |
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| Sway AI | Where the founder built an audience and sold manual dating-profile reviews before the app existed. | | | C | The Superwall Podcast, 6 May 2026: Daniel Heintzma - I speedran a new app from 0 to $2m/year in 6 months (here's how) |
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| Goodie AI | Named by the founder as one of the app's marketing channels. | | | C | TrustMRR profile: Goodie AI (markdown version), revenue synced 27 October 2026 |
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| Harmar AI | The founder's Armenian AI posts on Instagram built the audience that asked for the product. | | | C | About Harmar, read 26 October 2026 |
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| Chariot | A marketing channel named on the TrustMRR profile; the site links its Instagram account. | | | C | TrustMRR markdown profile: Chariot AI, revenue last synced 26 October 2026 |
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| Fluently | Short-video platform in the founder's growth account; App Store reviews also mention Instagram ads. short-form videos ("IG" in the founder's post) | | | C | Arrfounder: GetFluently Surpasses $5M ARR, 23 October 2025 |
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| Aesty | Listed by the founder as a marketing channel; the site links to the aestyapp account. | | | C | TrustMRR: aesty, verified revenue profile |
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| Memo AI | One of the platforms where affiliates post content that links to Memo. | | | C | Memo affiliate program page, read 27 October 2026 |
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| Ombra Tattoo | Listed by the seller as a marketing channel; the site links to the app's own Instagram account. | | | C | TrustMRR markdown profile: Ombra Tattoo, read 27 October 2026 |
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| Gliglish | Videos by people interested in AI brought traffic and made the site spread, the founder said. | | | C | SaaS Starter Stack: Gliglish Founder Interview, How Fabien launched a tool to learn languages with AI in 37 days and grew it to $8K MRR |
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| Econic | The only marketing channel listed on the company's TrustMRR profile. | | | C | TrustMRR: Econic, verified revenue profile (markdown), read 27 October 2026 |
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| Visio | Channel for the paid university-student ambassador program and the app's own account. | | | C | Visio Ambassador Program: Get Paid to Create Content |
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