Superwall reaches approximately $3.6M in ARR
Jake Moore · Mobile App King: 2 Lines of Code Make Him $3.6 Million Per Year · Jun 19, 2025 · at 16:47
Jake Moore, founder of Superwall, discloses the company's current annual recurring revenue.
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“Yeah, our revenue is like three point we're at like 3.6 in ARR.”
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