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Indie SaaS / templates · last checked 17 Oct 2026

Uizze

● VerifiedMonthly👤 One-person businessFor sale

TL;DR

  • Figure: $1,828 a month (Monthly · 17 Oct 2026 · Polar-verified (TrustMRR))
  • Proof level: Verified. The headline figure comes from Polar through TrustMRR (an owner-authorised API connection to the payment provider, not a screenshot), synced on 17 Oct 2026. Figures are gross revenue, before AI, hosting and payment costs. What is not verified: that the business is run by one person (the founder says so in the profile), and any user counts, costs or growth stories written by the founder.
  • Size: One-person business, under $10k a month. "One person" is the founder's own statement, not verified.
  • For sale: The founder has listed this business for sale since 9 Oct 2026, so the owner may change.
  • Our verdict (5/10, opinion): Close to the ideal side project: a low-priced subscription, very low running costs and a few hours of work a week, according to the founder. The buyers are developers, so this is a technical niche, and the business is only a few months old.

Reported figure

$1,828 a month

Proof level

Verified

How much runs on AI

3/5

Replicability (opinion)

5/10

The story

A one-person business. The founder has not made their name public.

  1. Jun 2026 — Uizze founded (TrustMRR listing)
  2. 9 Oct 2026 — Listed for sale on TrustMRR
  3. 17 Oct 2026 — $1,828 a month in subscriptions, Polar-verified (TrustMRR)

The founder writes that the business takes about 3 to 4 hours a week to run and costs about $30 to $35 a month in servers, and is selling to focus on other projects (founder's statement, not verified).

Business model

  • What it sells: access to a design library through MCP, a standard way to plug extra tools and data into AI coding assistants.
  • To whom: developers and small teams building apps with AI assistants.
  • Pricing: $9 a month or $99 once for lifetime access (founder's profile).
  • How it gets customers: SEO (getting found on Google) and word of mouth.

AI stack

ToolRoleMonthly cost
MCP serverLets AI coding assistants search the libraryAbout $30–35 for all servers (founder's statement)
PolarSubscriptions and lifetime salesStandard fees

Proof

Sources:

Why "Verified": the headline figure comes from Polar through TrustMRR (an owner-authorised API connection to the payment provider, not a screenshot), synced on 17 Oct 2026. Figures are gross revenue, before AI, hosting and payment costs.

What is not verified: that the business is run by one person (the founder says so in the profile), and any user counts, costs or growth stories written by the founder.

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Agent blueprint

Our suggestion — not how the founder did it

  1. Step 1

    Curator agent

    Collects and tags new design examples

  2. Step 2

    SEO agent

    Drafts landing pages for design searches, for approval

  3. Step 3

    Support agent

    Answers licence and setup questions

Human in charge

A person approves money, public posts and key decisions. We don't estimate how much human work this saves.

How much runs on AI (our estimate): 3/5 · Difficulty: Medium

Our take (opinion)

  1. Notice what AI tools do badly (here: generic-looking designs).
  2. Build a small add-on that fixes it and plugs into the tools people already use.
  3. Price it low and offer a one-time lifetime option.
  4. Keep costs tiny so even a small income is mostly profit.
  • Skills: programming, an eye for design
  • Audience needed: no, according to the founder (SEO and word of mouth)

Risks & limits

  • AI coding tools change fast and may build this in themselves.
  • Lifetime deals bring cash now but no monthly income later.
  • Very young business, so the trend may not last.
  • October is only half over, so any October total is partial; the headline is the current monthly subscription rate.
  • Listed for sale since 9 Oct 2026, so the owner may change.
  • One-person team, hours and costs are the founder's statements, not verified.

Our verdict

Editorial opinion

5/10

Replicability today: 5/10. Close to the ideal side project: a low-priced subscription, very low running costs and a few hours of work a week, according to the founder. The buyers are developers, so this is a technical niche, and the business is only a few months old. (Editorial opinion.)

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Figures as reported by the cited sources on the dates shown; revenue-feed figures are cited with attribution and a link to the provider. Verdict, ratings and blueprint are editorial opinion. Not financial advice. No income guarantees.