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AI Toolbox Business Report: $23K a Month on an MRR of $1,244

AI Toolbox, a Chrome extension for AI chats, made $23,387 in 30 days, verified. Subscriptions are 5% of it: the rest is lifetime licences sold by a 644-page site.

Oddig business report cover: AI Toolbox, $23,387 in 30 days, MRR $1,244, $132,966 all time
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ODDIG · Business report · AI Toolbox
Report v1 · Data as of 2026-11-10
For saleAsking $920,000 · listed Jan 14, 2026 · 3.3× 30-day revenue × 12 · 6 offersBuyer view →
AI Toolboxai-toolbox.co ↗ · Chrome extension for AI chats

AI Toolbox makes $23K a month with an MRR of $1,244

A two-person Chrome extension that adds folders, search and export to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok. Verified revenue is up almost tenfold in a year, and nearly all of it is one-time lifetime purchases.

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ai-toolbox.co homepage, captured Nov 11, 2026
Homepage · captured 2026-11-11

Product at a glance

What it isA browser extension that adds folders, full-text search, a prompt library and bulk export inside four AI chat sites.
Who it’s forPeople with hundreds of AI conversations: writers, developers, marketers.
How it chargesFree with caps. $9.99 a month, or $99 once per platform, or $199 once for all four. Half price on Nov 11 for Black Friday.
Business modelMostly one-time lifetime licences, sold through its own site. Listed for sale since January 2026.
Revenue, last 30 days
$23,387
$132,966 all time
Fact
Revenue ÷ MRR
18.8×
MRR is $1,244, from 141 subscriptions
Derived
Monthly revenue, one year
9.9×
$2,351 to $23,337
Derived
Chrome Web Store users
40,000
the site said 10,000 a year ago
Fact
Revenue verified via Lemon Squeezy and Polar on TrustMRR · synced 2026-11-10 20:51 UTCResearched 2026-11-11 · Oddig
ODDIG Business Report · AI Toolbox · v1Data as of 2026-11-10 · Researched 2026-11-11
Quick read shows the scorecard, key findings, what to copy, our predictions and the bear case. Switch to Full report for charts, the price history, the content site and the listing’s claims, checked.

Summary

What this business is

AI Toolbox is a Chrome extension from Infi Developments, a two-person company. It launched in September 2024 as ChatGPT Toolbox and was renamed in April 2026 after adding Gemini, Claude and Grok. It fills gaps the chat products leave open: folders, search across old conversations, saved prompts and export. Most buyers pay once for a lifetime licence, so the business has very little recurring revenue and has to find new buyers every month. It has found them: monthly revenue rose ten times in a row. It has been listed for sale since January 2026.

FormChrome extension
TeamTwo co-founders
Entry priceFree, then $9.99/mo
LaunchedSeptember 2024
Site visitors, 30 days24,328
StatusFor sale, asking $920,000
ODDIG scorecard1 = weak · 5 = strong · our judgement, no total score
Revenue qualityHow much recurs
2/5
Channel spreadNot one channel
3/5
CopyabilityFor a solo founder
4/5
DefensibilityHard to copy the product
1/5
Evidence strengthHow sure we are
4/5
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Why these scores? See the reasons in Key takeaways →

Momentum

Rising fast. Revenue: last three complete months +97% on the three before; +258% on the same months half a year earlier.Derived

Best suited for

Builder (main). The product is a browser extension that has to keep working as four other sites change.

Marketer (second). A 644-page site built on repeating patterns does the selling.

What you need to start. The skill to build and maintain an extension, the patience to write hundreds of pages, and acceptance that the host platforms can remove your reason to exist.Our read

Key findings

01Subscriptions are about 5% of revenueThe last 30 days brought $23,387 against an MRR of $1,244. The money is one-time lifetime licences at $99 or $199.DerivedSee the revenue →
02Tenfold in a year, alongside a 644-page siteMonthly revenue went from $2,351 to $23,337. Over the same year the site’s stated user count went from 10,000 to 40,000.Our readSee the channels →
03The listing’s hard numbers check out; two softer ones do not match the public recordUsers and rating match the Chrome Web Store. The listing names one founder and about five hours a week; the company’s site names two founders, and the extension shipped ten versions in 27 days.Our readSee the checks →
Evidence tagsFactfrom a listed public sourceDerivedour arithmetic on factsFounderclaimed by the founder or siteOur readour judgement
01

Product overview

It sells the organising features that AI chat products have left out.

After a few hundred conversations, an AI chat sidebar becomes a long list with no structure. AI Toolbox adds what is missing inside each site’s own page: nested folders, full-text search across old messages, saved prompts with a shortcut, bookmarks and export to PDF, Markdown or text. One install covers ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok, each as a module the user switches on[2]. The company says conversation content stays in the browser and is not stored on its servers[2].

What the site looks like

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ai-toolbox.co homepage on desktop, captured Nov 11, 2026
ai-toolbox.co homepage on a phone, captured Nov 11, 2026
ai-toolbox.co/pricing
ai-toolbox.co pricing page on desktop, captured Nov 11, 2026
ai-toolbox.co pricing page on a phone, captured Nov 11, 2026
ai-toolbox.co/chatgpt-toolbox-competitors
ai-toolbox.co competitor comparison index on desktop, captured Nov 11, 2026
ai-toolbox.co competitor comparison index on a phone, captured Nov 11, 2026

Captured Nov 11, 2026 · Screenshots: ai-toolbox.co

What to look for

  1. 1
    The headline lists three missing features: “Folders, search, and export for your AI chats.”Fact
  2. 2
    Four platform names sit next to the product name: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok.Fact
  3. 3
    The proof is borrowed from the Chrome Web Store: a user count and a star rating.Fact

What to look for

  1. 1
    The lifetime plan carries the “Most popular” label, not the monthly one.Fact
  2. 2
    Each lifetime price is shown next to a higher one that is struck through. On Nov 11 that was a Black Friday offer at half price.Fact
  3. 3
    The page does the sum for the buyer: lifetime “pays back” in a stated number of months against $9.99 a month.Fact

What to look for

  1. 1
    An index of articles that set the product against each rival extension by name.Fact
  2. 2
    This is one of more than a dozen sections of the site built on a repeating pattern. See §05.Our read
  3. 3
    The articles disclose that the author builds the product.Fact

From one chat product to four

WhenWhat changed
Sep 2024Launches as ChatGPT Toolbox on the Chrome Web Store
May–Nov 2025The homepage says 10,000 users throughout
Mar 202615,000 users
Apr 2026Renamed AI Toolbox. Team plans appear on the pricing page
Jun 202625,000+ users. Gemini and Claude modules on the homepage
Jul 2026An All Access lifetime plan covers three platforms
Oct 202640,000+ users. Grok is the fourth platform

From archived copies of the homepage and pricing page[4] and the company’s press kit[2]. User counts are the site’s own statements on those dates.

Infi Developments describes itself as a two-person company. One co-founder leads product and frontend work and the other backend systems[2]. The TrustMRR listing gives the team size as two to five people and names one of the founders[1].

Our readGoing from one platform to four changed the offer. A ChatGPT add-on competes with other ChatGPT add-ons. One tool across four assistants is something none of the four hosts will build for the others.Our read
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Revenue analysis

About $816 a day, every day, from people paying once.

Oct 23, 2026
$1,436
Oct 13Oct 20Oct 27Nov 3

Hover or tap a bar, or pick a week. Verified daily revenue, Oct 13 – Nov 9, 2026 (UTC), from TrustMRR[1]. Nov 10 is left out because the day was not complete at sync.

Share
Days with no revenue
0 of 28

Lowest day $399, highest $1,436.Derived

Daily average
$816

$22,837 over 28 days.Derived

Three largest days
18.1%

No single day carries the month.Derived

Subscriptions’ share
5.3%

$1,244 MRR against $23,387 in 30 days.Derived

What the shape saysThis is what steady inbound demand looks like: many small purchases spread evenly, with no launch spikes and no invoices. It is also what makes the business fragile in a specific way. At 5.3% subscriptions there is almost no revenue carried over from last month.Our read

Monthly revenue: ten rises in a row

Oct 2026
$23,337
$19.5K$13K$6.5K
DecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNov

Hover or tap a bar. Monthly verified revenue from TrustMRR[1], December 2025 to November 2026. November covers Nov 1–10.

Revenue quality
Revenue ÷ MRR
18.80×
MRR per subscription
$8.82
Share of all-time revenue
95% since Dec 2025
Verified record starts
Before Dec 2025
Typical monthly swing
21% a month

Our arithmetic on the verified data in this report. Revenue ÷ MRR uses the last 30 days; the share of all-time revenue counts the months in the chart above; the swing is the median change between complete months.

Monthly revenue went from $2,351 in December 2025 to $23,337 in October 2026, 9.9 times as much, without a single down month. The two largest jumps were February (+76.6%) and June (+78.2%)[1]. The All Access plan first appears in the archive between mid-April and early July[4], and a Product Hunt launch that the company reports as #1 of the day took place on Sep 6[5]. Those events and the rises overlap; we cannot show which caused what.Our read

Last 12 months
96.4%

$128,128 of $132,966 all time.Derived

Before that
$4,838

Verified revenue in the product’s first 14 months.Derived

Site visitors, 30 days
24,328

Read from Google Analytics by TrustMRR.Fact

Revenue per visitor
$0.98

As reported on the listing.Fact

The listing’s claims, checked

Claim on the sale listingChecked againstResult
“40,000 Chrome Web Store users”The store listing shows 40,000 usersMatches
“4.6/5 from 1,000+ ratings”The store shows 4.6 from about 1,100 ratings. The company’s own site says 4.7 from 981Matches the store; the site is 0.1 higher
“2,100+ paying customers”All-time revenue of $132,966 is $63 per customer at that count, inside the range of lifetime prices. An archived listing from Oct 6 said 1,700+Plausible; not verifiable
One founder namedThe company’s press page names two co-foundersThe site says two
“~5 hrs/week to run”The store version went from 5.0.54 on Oct 14 to 5.0.64 on Nov 10. 613 of 644 site pages were modified since SeptemberHours are not visible; the output in this period is large
“No Google, Meta or Reddit ads”We did not check ad librariesNot checked
“Profitable every month since launch, 24 in a row”Verified revenue for the first 14 months totals $4,838Could not be checked

Claims from the seller’s message and description on TrustMRR[1]. Checks from the Chrome Web Store[7], the company’s site[2], its fact file[5], its sitemap[6] and archived listings[3].

We set these out as found. The figures that an outsider can test, users and rating, are accurate. Where the listing and the company’s own pages differ, both are quoted and we do not know the reason. One product page on the site also says “five years and 20,000+ users later”, while the press page gives the launch as September 2024[2].Our read

Market

The site carries 48 pages comparing the product with rival extensions[6]. None of those rivals has named, verified revenue that we found, so revenue is not compared.Our read

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For buyers: the listing, checked

A fair multiple on revenue, and a very high one on recurring revenue, because almost every sale is a one-time licence.

Asking price
$920,000

Listed Jan 14, 2026; 6 offers.[1]Fact

TrustMRR multiple
3.3x

Ask ÷ (30-day revenue × 12).[1]Derived

November pace
$779/day

Nov 1–10; 4% above October’s, during a half-price sale.[1]Derived

Ask ÷ MRR × 12
61.6×

MRR is $1,244.[1]Derived

On revenue the price is ordinary: 3.3 times 30-day revenue × 12 and 3.2 times a year at November’s pace[1].Derived On recurring revenue it is 61.6 times, because about 95% of sales are one-time licences that have to be sold again every month.Derived The ask is also 6.9 times everything the business has earned, and 96% of that came in the last twelve months.Derived

Other AI tools for sale

BusinessWhat it doesBest month (since Dec 2025)Latest full monthOn sale
AI ToolboxFolders, search and export for AI chat sites; mostly one-time licences$23,337 (Oct)$23,337 (Oct), a new high$920,000 (3.3x)
Lunchbreak[8]Rewrites AI text; subscriptions$52,503 (Mar)$36,625 (Oct), −30%$1,500,000 (3.6x)
AI Interview Copilot[9]Live interview help; subscriptions$43,545 (Jan)$26,453 (Oct), −39%$850,000 (3.6x)
MagicSlides[10]AI slides in Google Slides$19,189 (Jan)$9,772 (Oct), −49%$700,000 (6.3x)

Monthly verified revenue from each TrustMRR page, read Nov 11, 2026. Multiples as TrustMRR shows them. MagicSlides has its own Oddig report.

The peers ask about the same multiple, 3.6 times, but most of their revenue recurs and all of them are below their best month[8][9][10].Derived AI Toolbox is the only one still setting records; it is also the only one whose revenue a buyer must win again each month.Our read

Checking the seller’s note

ClaimWhat we found
40,000 Chrome Web Store users, 4.6/5 from 1,000+ ratings[1]Matches the store page (see the report).
2,100+ paying customers[1]Not verifiable. All revenue ÷ 2,100 is about $63, inside the $49.50–$99 licence range, so the size is plausible.Derived
Profitable every month since launch, 24 in a row[1]Not verifiable. Verified revenue in the first 14 months was $4,838 in total.[1]
Runs on about 5 hours a week[1]The extension shipped 10 versions in 27 days and most of the site’s pages changed since September (see the report). We cannot see the hours.
One founder listed on TrustMRR[1]The company site names two co-founders (see the report).
A 23k-member Reddit community is included[1]Not checked; ask how it transfers.

From the seller’s message and profile on TrustMRR[1], set against what we could check.

What running it involves

AreaWhat we can seeWhat a buyer must find out
RevenueAbout 5% recurring; the rest one-time licences at $99 and $199, now half price[1]Licences sold per month and the discount history
PlatformsWorks inside ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok (see the report)How often their pages change and break the extension
StoreFeatured on the Chrome Web Store (see the report)Policy warnings, and what happens if the badge goes
ChannelA 644-page site built for search and AI answers (see the report)Traffic by source; the seller says 49% of sales come from organic search[1]
TeamTwo co-founders; 92% margin claimed[1]Who stays after a sale, and for how long
ObligationsAbout 2,100 paying customers by the seller’s count, most on one-time licences[1]What updates and support they are owed, with no further income from them

From the TrustMRR profile and listing[1] and our report.

Questions to ask the seller

#AskWhy it matters
1Licences sold per month, at what price, with every discount period markedRevenue has to be re-earned each month
2Breakages caused by changes on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Grok, and the fix timeThe product lives on other companies’ pages
3Hours per week for each co-founder, and who stays after the saleThe 5-hour claim against a busy release log
4Traffic and sales by source: search, AI answers, Chrome store, RedditOne channel change could move most sales
5Refund rate, and what lifetime licence holders are owedOld customers bring support work and no revenue
6Which assets transfer: domain, store listing, Reddit community, affiliatesSome are accounts, not property

Our list, built from what the public data cannot show.

Our readThe growth is real and still running. A buyer pays for a sales machine, not a subscriber base: if search traffic or the host sites change, next month’s revenue starts from zero.Our read

This is information for due diligence, not investment advice. Oddig has no relationship with the seller or TrustMRR and receives nothing from any sale.

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Pricing: lifetime first

The one-time plan is the headline offer, and it has almost always been shown beside a higher price with a line through it.

Lifetime price for one platformWayback Machine and live site
$49.99
Lifetime
Nov 2024. Monthly plan $5.
$99
Lifetime
Sep 2025. Shown as $123 less 20%. Monthly $9.99.
$199
All Access
Oct 2026. All four platforms. $149 for three in July.
$49.50
Black Friday
Nov 11, 2026. Half off; All Access $99.50.
Now
Lifetime and monthly prices both doubled between 2024 and 2026DerivedSources[2][4]
ArchivedLifetimeSubscription
Nov 2024$49.99$5 a month
Feb 2025$49.99, shown against $99.99 (−50%)$5 a month
May 2025Not on the page$9.99 a month; $96 a year, shown against $120
Sep 2025 – Mar 2026$99, shown against $123 (−20%)$9.99 a month
Jul 2026$99; All Access $149 for three platforms$9.99 a month
Oct 2026$99; All Access $199 for four platforms$9.99 a month; teams $12 a seat
Nov 11, 2026$49.50 and $99.50 (Black Friday)$9.99 a month

From archived copies of the pricing page and homepage[4] and the live page[2].

Two things are constant. The lifetime plan is labelled the best seller or most popular in each capture where we could read the label. And it sits beside a reference price: “$123 (−20%)” was on the page from at least September 2025 to November 2026[4]. The page also does the comparison for the buyer, stating that lifetime pays back in ten months against the monthly plan, or five at the Black Friday price[2].

Why lifetime sells hereThe buyer already pays a subscription to the AI product itself. A second monthly charge for an add-on is a hard ask; a one-time price for something they use daily is an easy one. The cost to the business is that every sale ends the revenue from that customer.Our read
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Where customers come from

From search, by way of a site with a page for nearly every question a user of these four products could type.

Maina 644-page content siteswipe →
Pages in the sitemap
644

Read Nov 11, 2026.Fact

Modified since Sep 1
613

By last-modified date.Derived

Visitors, 30 days
24,328

Google Analytics, via TrustMRR.Fact

Domain rating
37

As listed on TrustMRR.Fact

SectionPagesPattern
Tutorials99How to do one task, per platform
Feature pages98One feature on one platform, across all four
“Management and productivity” guides140Problem articles, per platform
Competitor comparisons48This product against a named rival
Use cases47One kind of user or job
Translated sections60Six languages, ten pages each

Counted from the sitemap by top-level section[6]. The remaining pages are single pages, model guides and free tools.

The site is a grid. Take a feature such as folders, multiply by four platforms, and there are four pages; take a rival extension and there is a comparison. The comparison pages state up front that the author builds the product and should be read as biased[2]. The seller’s description says the site is “built for Google and AI answer engines”[1], and it publishes a plain-text fact file for AI assistants listing its version, prices and launch dates[5].

Supportingvisible, impact not measurableswipe →
Chrome Web Store
40,000 users · 4.6

About 1,100 ratings and a Featured badge. The store is also where people search for extensions.[7]

Fact
Product Hunt
#1 of the day

On Sep 6, 2026, with 400+ upvotes, as the company reports it. We did not read the Product Hunt page.[5]

Founder
Community
Reddit, Discord, YouTube

The seller counts 23,000 members in a Reddit community that is part of the sale.[1][2]

Founder
Affiliates
Referral links

The pricing page accepts an affiliate code in its address.[2]

Fact
Free tools
9 listed

A token counter, a cost calculator, a model comparison and others, linked from the footer.[2]

Fact
What lines up, and what we cannot showThe site’s stated user count stood at 10,000 from May to November 2025, then reached 40,000 by October 2026, and revenue rose tenfold over that second period. Most of the site’s pages were modified in the last ten weeks, so we cannot date when each was first published. The seller attributes 49% of tracked sales to organic search; we cannot test that share.Our read
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Growth strategies

Five moves, all of them visible from outside.

P1Fill a gap in a product millions already use
What they didAdded folders, search and export inside ChatGPT’s own page, then did the same for three more assistants.[2]
What happened40,000 users on the Chrome Web Store, from a site that said 10,000 a year earlier.[4][7]Fact
How you can use itWatch what users of a fast-growing product keep asking for and not getting. An extension can ship it in weeks.
Cost & conditions The host can build the feature and end the need. You also have to keep up with every change it makes to its page. 7-day test: list the five most-repeated complaints in a popular product’s community. Pick the one a browser extension could fix.
P2Make lifetime the main offer
What they didLabelled the one-time plan best seller or most popular and kept the monthly plan beside it for comparison.[2][4]
What happenedSubscriptions are 5.3% of the last 30 days of revenue; nearly everyone chooses to pay once.[1]Derived
How you can use itIf your buyer is tired of subscriptions, price the one-time plan at about ten months of the monthly one and say so on the page.
Cost & conditions No recurring base. Every month starts near zero, and old customers still need support. 7-day test: show a lifetime option to half your visitors for a week and compare revenue per visitor, not conversion rate.
P3Build pages on a grid
What they didPublished a page for each feature on each platform and a comparison against each named rival, 644 pages in all.[6]
What happened24,328 visitors in 30 days and $0.98 of revenue per visitor.[1]Fact
How you can use itWrite down your features, your platforms and your competitors. Each pair is a page someone is searching for.
Cost & conditions Pattern pages need real differences between them. Disclose your interest on comparisons, as this site does. 7-day test: publish five feature-on-platform pages and five comparisons, then check in a month which pattern gets found.
P4Write a fact file for AI assistants
What they didPublished llms.txt and llms-full.txt with the product’s name history, prices, version and launch dates in plain text.[5]
What happenedNot measurable from outside. The seller says the site is built for AI answer engines as well as Google.[1]Our read
How you can use itPeople now ask an assistant which tool to use. Give it one page of checked facts about yours.
Cost & conditions An hour to write. It has to be kept in step with the rest of the site, which this one is not in every detail. 7-day test: ask three AI assistants what your product costs. Fix whichever of your pages they got it wrong from.
P5One install, then sell the bundle
What they didPut four platform modules in one extension and added an All Access lifetime plan at $199.[2][4]
What happenedRevenue rose 78.2% in June, the period in which All Access first appears in the archive. Cause not shown.[1][4]Our read
How you can use itWhen customers use several tools side by side, cover all of them and sell one price for the set.
Cost & conditions Four integrations to maintain instead of one. 7-day test: ask ten customers which other tools they use next to yours. Three naming the same one is your next module.
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Timeline

  • Sep2024
    ProductChatGPT Toolbox launches on the Chrome Web Store.[2]
  • Nov 132024
    PricingLifetime $49.99; monthly $5.[4]
  • Sep 112025
    PricingLifetime $99, shown against $123; monthly $9.99.[4]
  • Dec2025
    Revenue$2,351 for the month.[1]
  • Jan 142026
    SaleListed for sale on TrustMRR. January revenue is $2,737.[1]
  • Feb2026
    Revenue$4,834 for the month, up 76.6%.[1]
  • Apr2026
    ProductRenamed AI Toolbox.[2]
  • Jun2026
    Revenue$12,368 for the month, up 78.2%.[1]
  • Jul 72026
    PricingAll Access lifetime plan at $149 for three platforms.[4]
  • Sep 62026
    MarketingProduct Hunt launch, #1 of the day as the company reports it.[5]
  • Oct2026
    Revenue$23,337 for the month, the tenth rise in a row.[1]
  • Nov 112026
    PricingBlack Friday: lifetime plans at half price.[2]
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Key takeaways

AI Toolbox shows how far a small extension can go on search and a one-time price, and how little of that revenue stays for next month.

Why we scored it this way

ODDIG scorecard1 = weak · 5 = strong · our judgement, no total score
Revenue qualityHow much recurs
2/5
Verified, growing and steady day to day, but subscriptions are 5.3% of it. Each month’s revenue comes from buyers who were not customers the month before.Derived
Channel spreadNot one channel
3/5
Search, the Chrome Web Store, a community and affiliates are all visible. Each depends on a platform the company does not control.Our read
CopyabilityFor a solo founder
4/5
Two developers, no outside funding and, by the seller’s account, no paid ads. Each step of the method is visible from outside.Our read
DefensibilityHard to copy the product
1/5
The product fills gaps in four other companies’ products. If one of them adds folders and search, that part of the market closes.Our read
Evidence strengthHow sure we are
4/5
Revenue, visitors, price history and store data are first-hand. Customer counts and hours worked are the seller’s own.Our read
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Copy

  1. Sell the lifetime plan as the main offer when buyers resist one more subscription. P2
  2. Build pages on a grid: every feature for every platform, and every rival by name. P3
  3. Write a plain fact file for AI assistants so they describe your product correctly. P4
  4. Disclose your bias on comparison pages. This company does, on every one we read. P3

Avoid

  1. Reading one-time sales as recurring. At 5.3% subscriptions, a slow month for new buyers is a slow month. §02
  2. Building only on someone else’s missing feature. The host can ship it. §10
  3. Letting your own pages disagree. The site gives two different ratings and two different ages for the product. §02
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Our predictions

Three claims with dates. We mark each one right or wrong on its date and keep the result on the page.

#PredictionCheck onStatus
#1
November verified revenue comes in above October’s $23,337TrustMRR monthly revenue. Lifetime plans were at half price on Nov 11 under a Black Friday offer.
Dec 1, 2026Open
#2
The Chrome Web Store listing shows 50,000 users or moreThe store’s rounded user count, 40,000 on Nov 11. The site’s own figure was 25,000+ in June.
Jan 31, 2027Open
#3
At least one of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok ships its own chat folders or full-text search of past chatsThis is the risk behind our Defensibility score of 1. Checked against each product’s release notes.
Mar 31, 2027Open

Track record: the predictions in our earlier reports are still open; the first checks land Dec 1, 2026. We mark each prediction right or wrong on its date and keep the result on the page.

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What could prove us wrong

Things that would change our read, and how to check them.

  1. The Black Friday offer may be pulling sales forward. Half-price lifetime plans in November could lift this month and thin out the next ones.Check: December and January revenue against October.
  2. Paid ads may be in the mix. “No Google, Meta or Reddit ads” is the seller’s statement. We did not check the ad libraries for this report.Check: Google’s Ads Transparency Center and the Meta Ad Library for the domain.
  3. A site built this fast can lose its search traffic as fast. 613 of 644 pages were modified since September. Search engines sometimes discount large sets of pattern pages.Check: monthly visitors on the TrustMRR listing, which reads Google Analytics.
  4. Lifetime customers still cost something. Every licence sold is a user to support for as long as the extension exists, with no further payment.Check: not public. The 92% margin is entered by the founder.

Appendix

FAQ

How much does AI Toolbox make?

$23,387 in the 30 days to Nov 10, 2026 and $132,966 all time, verified through Lemon Squeezy and Polar on TrustMRR. MRR is $1,244 from 141 active subscriptions; most revenue is one-time purchases.

What does AI Toolbox cost?

There is a free plan with caps. Premium is $9.99 a month, or $99 once for one platform, or $199 once for all four. On Nov 11, 2026 the lifetime plans were half price under a Black Friday offer. Teams start at $12 per seat per month.

Who makes AI Toolbox?

Infi Developments, which its press page describes as a two-person software company founded in September 2024 by Adi Leviim and Mohammad El-Esawi. The product was called ChatGPT Toolbox until April 2026.

Is AI Toolbox for sale?

Yes. It was first listed on TrustMRR on Jan 14, 2026. The asking price is $920,000, about 3.3× annualised 30-day revenue, and the listing shows 6 offers received.

Sources

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    Wayback Machine captures of the TrustMRR page for AI Toolbox on Oct 6 and Oct 14, 2026 — MRR, subscriptions, all-time revenue and the customer count stated then. Read 2026-11-11.
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