1,010 listings ask 49 million dollars for under 1,000 a year of revenue
Of the 1,944 listings publishing a price of 1,000 USD or more, 1,010 show under 1,000 USD of trailing twelve month revenue. Their asking prices add to 48,972,441 USD. This file names every one of them.
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Just over half
1,010 of 1,944 is 52 percent. More than half of everything with a published price on this market is priced on something other than revenue.
Both connection states are kept in this file on purpose, because an expired payment connection is itself one of the reasons a revenue figure can read near zero.
The question nobody asks out loud
A price with no revenue behind it is a perfectly normal thing to ask for. The asset might be a domain, an audience, a codebase or a brand, and none of those appear as revenue.
The problem is that the listing rarely says which. So the buyer fills the gap with optimism, and the seller never has to be specific.
What you get
- data.csv, all 1,010 rows in 20 columns, ordered by asking price, largest first.
- report.html, the two conditions, the denominator, the combined ask and the twenty largest in a table.
- README.txt, every column defined, and the limits written out.
This is not a fraud list
Nothing here accuses anyone of anything. An asset can be worth real money without producing revenue yet, and this file says so in the report itself.
Rows with an expired connection show a frozen figure, which can understate current revenue. Those rows are flagged, not hidden.
A dated snapshot taken 6 November 2026, not a feed.
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