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TikTok Will Pay You For Your Old Hotel Videos
TikTok now pays creators a commission when someone books a hotel they tagged in a video, and old footage from past trips counts just the same.
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$3,200/Month From a Deliberately Boring SaaS
A solo developer turned the manual accessibility and GDPR audits from his compliance job into a scanner that runs on a schedule and emails reports, charging $20/month for $3,200 MRR.
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$40K a Month Reselling Walmart Finds While the Kids Are at School
Thomas Hammond rebuys the same 120 products off Walmart and Nike Outlet shelves, then resells them on Amazon at a premium. Fifteen hours a week returns about $8,000 profit a month.
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$550/Month From Four Little Rubber Buttons
Kevin Hardin 3D-prints a replacement button pad for a discontinued ebike control panel, selling about 10 kits a month at $55 – roughly $550 monthly on $2 of materials.
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$30K a Month Reviewing Products On Amazon
John Muscarello has filmed nearly 5,000 review videos for Amazon listings, earning commission whenever a shopper watches and buys. He targets products selling 500 monthly with weak existing videos.
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$52,000 From A Mac App With No Subscription
Sergey Nazarov sells a Mac screen recorder for $79 once, undercutting a rival that switched to $9 monthly. Built on evenings and weekends, it has taken $52,000 in total.
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$3,000 in a Month From an App Two Dads Built in Their Spare Time
Two physicists with day jobs built an app that turns any topic into a short AI course. A blog of 250-plus posts brings most of their users, and one month brought $3,000.
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$200K a Year From a Low Competition Local Service
Tim Richard hunts local trades with heavy search demand and almost no online competition, then ranks a simple site for the keyword. One Ohio mower-repair guy reportedly profits $200,000 a year.
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152 App Ideas With The Build Prompt Already Written
A directory rates 976 paid software tools on whether AI could rebuild them. The 152 marked yes each come with a copy-paste build prompt and a note on why people still pay.
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511K Followers From AI Soap Operas About Footballers
An anonymous creator makes AI-generated soap operas starring famous footballers, including a run of 45 videos that each passed a million views, using a recipe anyone could copy for another fandom.
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$250 An Hour Doing Work Best Buy Is Backing Away From
Best Buy is pulling back from Geek Squad’s in-home work while still charging $179.99 to $249.99 to mount a TV, leaving local installers charging $100 to $250 an hour.
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$7K/Month From Two Tiny AI Image Apps
A solo developer charges $14 a month for his AI photo tool. 378 subscribers gets him about $7,000 a month, and the signups arrive free from thousands of auto-built pages.
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$10,800 in a Month Writing Other People’s Tweets
Pete Codes writes 16 social posts a month for founders at $2,900 per client, and finds them all through a 2,100-subscriber newsletter that barely makes money on ads.
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$30K/Month From a Tool He Built in 48 Hours
Hasaam Bhatti built an Amazon product research tool with AI, then traded equity to a coaching program for access to its thousands of students. The business now makes $30,000 monthly.
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$1,000/Month From a Trashy Side Hustle (Easy To Start)
CanMonkey wheels trash cans to the curb on collection day and back again, charging from $45 a month per property, mostly to Airbnb hosts. Twenty-five rentals in a tourist town would be over $1,000 a month in recurring revenue.
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