X · @indexsy
Online business buyer and builder Jacky Chou shared his comprehensive October 2026 financial breakdown, raking in a staggering $287,078.84. Operating across a vast portfolio, his top earners included Indexsy ($92,752), a SaaS bundle including LocalRank and others ($55,267.86), Version .so ($34,709), Amazon ($34,008.16), and a Stealth project hitting a new all-time high of $33,484.99. Even with a minor 3.48% dip from September, his diverse streams—ranging from software and e-commerce to real estate (STR Lisbon) and media—continue to scale at an elite level.
X · @pobidowski
Developer and indie maker Piotr Obidowski wrapped up October 2026 with a total income of $25,201. He proves the power of combining a steady career with side projects, earning $10,961 from his 9-to-5 job, $4,390.63 through freelance work, and the rest from his growing indie software ecosystem—led by his flagship AI rendering tool Visualizee at $8,796, Viztunr at $1,007.64, and celebrating a milestone first sale for Morga at $46.40.
X · @victor_bigfield
Creator, dad of three, and trail runner Victor (@victor_bigfield) wrapped up October with a solid $4,765 in total revenue. His income was powered by three distinct pillars: $2,500 from freelancing, $1,550 via sponsorships, and $715 from his SaaS project, Redditgrow. Naturally, his co-founder (Bali) couldn't be happier with the results!
X · @MikahJah
Indie builder Miker shared a powerful motivational reminder on X, pointing out that a mere 2-month difference can completely flip your trajectory as a creator. Accompanied by revenue and growth metrics snapshots, the post serves as an encouragement that breakthroughs often happen much faster than expected.
X · @saurra3h
Builder Saurabh dropped an unconventional October 2026 financial report, pulling in a grand total of $72,402. While his software products chipped in with beui.dev bringing in $12,002 and tracwell.app contributing ~$400, the vast majority of the month's funding—a cool $60,000—came labeled simply as "from friends". With that kind of war chest, he's predicting an explosive finish to the year for his tool stack.
X · @tech_nurgaliyev
Entrepreneur Sabyr Nurgaliyev shared a deeply honest and revealing financial breakdown for October 2026, pulling in a massive $80,100 total. The vast majority came from his platform Novantro at $77,500, supplemented by Skool at $2,600. However, the catch tells a humbling story: nearly all of it came from existing customer renewals, with only one new sale closed all month.