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Pair of Chrome extension micro-SaaS tools that quietly grew to five-figure MRR by solving a very specific problem: managing and cleaning up oversized Facebook friend and group list…
FriendFilter and GroupFilter are established Chrome extensions for Facebook friend and group management. $11.3K MRR / $135.6K ARR from ~390 subscribers.
Use it as evidence for a specific promise, proof, and CTA pattern, not as a standalone SEO claim. MRR: $11,381 SaaS Content marketing Content Engine. Scan ...
Friend Filter is a Facebook analytics and growth tool that helps users track engagement and remove inactive friends. 49.51% Data source: IT Spend $91.6K
FriendFilter is an analytics and reporting app that shows metrics on connections. FriendFilter extension is not a scraper and does not scrape any data from ...
FriendFilter is a Chrome extension that helps you identify and remove inactive Facebook friends to improve engagement and reach. $8.5K MRR, +15% growth.
It is possible that FriendFilter its affiliates, and/or its subsidiaries, or any combination of such, could merge with or be acquired by another business entity ...
The Rails tech page reiterates FriendFilter + GroupFilter’s verified subscription metrics and positions the extensions as a packaged asset sale to a buyer’s LLC, including 30 days …
In the Vue.js tech stack listing, TrustMRR highlights FriendFilter + GroupFilter’s $11.3K MRR, $135.6K ARR and notes the extensions’ stack plus that the business is being sold via …
The Chrome Web Store listing shows FriendFilter as a browser extension with thousands of users, subscription pricing tiers, and positioning around managing and pruning Facebook fri…
TrustMRR’s startup page describes FriendFilter + GroupFilter as established Chrome extensions for Facebook friend and group management with about $11.3K MRR and $135.6K ARR from ro…
The official site explains FriendFilter as a Chrome extension that scans Facebook connections, scores engagement, and lets users bulk‑remove inactive friends via paid plans, confir…
WhatItMakes profiles FriendFilter + GroupFilter as a one‑founder startup and estimates roughly $8.2K revenue per month, giving an additional cross‑check on the scale and solo‑found…
StartupMKT’s Vue.js roundup lists FriendFilter + GroupFilter with the same $11.3K MRR and $135.6K ARR figures, reinforcing that this is a recurring‑revenue SaaS rather than a one‑o…
ProvenMRR summarizes the business as SaaS Chrome extensions for Facebook friend and group management with around $11.3K in MRR and identifies Jeffery Lebowski as the founder.
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