Software product · Revenue
Echoes
Echoes: an AI photo-to-video gift app did 10,172 USD net in October 2026
Author @sagiegr (display name Sagie Grunhaus) published October 2026 figures for Echoes, a product that turns photos into a video gift with music and titles (your-echoes.com). He reports 10,172 USD net revenue, up 26% from September, and 3,714 USD operating profit. He says clones keep launching lookalike sites with Meta ads, and that distribution—not the landing page—is what they cannot copy.
The story
The author shared a full October breakdown after nearly keeping the numbers private because copycats appear in his feed every few days. Echoes is described on its site as a way to bring photos to life and weave them into one heartfelt video gift with music and titles. His own bio says phone photos become emotional video gifts.
October figures, as he listed them: gross revenue 10,240 USD; refunds 68 USD (0.7%); net revenue 10,172 USD; AI video generation 3,765 USD (37%, which he says is falling through R&D); Freemius payment and platform fees 1,055 USD (10.4%); cloud infrastructure on Vercel, Supabase and AWS 139 USD (1.4%); Meta ads 1,280 USD (12.6%); tools and subscriptions 219 USD (2.2%); net operating profit 3,714 USD (36.5%). He calls a 36.5% margin on an AI wrapper solid but still too low, and aims for 15,000 USD monthly revenue at a 50% operating margin by improving video-generation pipelines and pricing.
The attached chart covers 1–31 October 2026 and shows net revenue of 10,172.50 USD, up 26.2% from a previous-month figure of 8,057.57 USD. That is 0.50 USD above the 10,172 USD written in the post; the itemized text is the primary figure, with the chart reading noted separately. He does not name the video model or give user counts or average order value.
Source excerpt
In October, my app https://t.co/eOduI9i8oq brought in \$10,172 net, up 26% from September, leaving \$3,714 in actual operating profit. ⠀ I almost kept…
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- What was delivered
Echoes, a consumer app that turns photos into a video gift with music and titles, which the author describes as an AI wrapper.
- Customers
Paying users of the video-gift app; individual customers are not named.
Lessons and acquisition
He says he builds distribution in public and wins on social media, while also spending 1,280 USD on Meta ads in October. Channel mix beyond that is not given.
Costs, risks and open questions
The video model is unnamed. The chart reads 10,172.50 USD versus 10,172 USD in the text. User count and average order value are undisclosed. Figures are the author’s own account and were not independently verified.
Tools and topics
- Vercel
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