How much does HomeRefill make per month?

Based on our ML-calibrated revenue forecast, HomeRefill earns approximately $636/mo. This is a US-storefront-equivalent estimate; global revenue can be several times larger for internationally-distributed apps. See the methodology page for the full formula and confidence bands.

Is HomeRefill profitable?

With estimated build cost $100K and monthly revenue $636, HomeRefill looks well below break-even — current monthly revenue is much smaller than the estimated build cost. Profitability also depends on paid-acquisition spend and refund rate which the public model doesn't see.

How many users does HomeRefill have?

Estimated audience: ~250K lifetime downloads, ~30K monthly active users, and ~5K daily active users. Derived from ratings count × category installs-per-rating × age decay. US-storefront-equivalent — global audience can be 5-10× larger for internationally-distributed apps.

What apps are like HomeRefill?

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What is HomeRefill built with?

Our heuristic places HomeRefill on the Native Android (Kotlin) stack (High confidence, 80%). Signals: app bundle size, category context, store-description markers, release-date era. We don't disassemble binaries. Alternative possibilities: Flutter.

How much would HomeRefill sell for?

Estimated acquisition value: $10K (marketplace range $5.0K – $10K). Calculated as 14× monthly revenue using the standard multiple for the detected monetization model + adjustments for age, rating quality and category demand. Calibrated against 2024-2026 Flippa / Acquire.com / MicroAcquire closed-deal medians.

Who makes HomeRefill?

HomeRefill is published by MARKETPLACE COM DE PROD ALIMENTICIOS REP COML LTDA on the Google Play Store. See the full publisher portfolio (other apps by the same developer) via the More by developer block on the product page above.

What is HomeRefill's BU Score?

HomeRefill has a BU Score of 56/100 (Solid). The score combines App Store rating, ratings count, monetization model and revenue signals calibrated against founder-verified MRR anchors. See the BU Score formula.

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HomeRefill

Quality Score

Solid

HomeRefill

Name: HomeRefill — app revenue, audience, build cost & risk profile
Creator: bumetric
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Keywords: HomeRefill revenue, HomeRefill app analytics, mobile app revenue estimate, Shopping revenue, Android app revenue

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HomeRefill is an Android app from MARKETPLACE COM DE PROD ALIMENTICIOS REP COML LTDA in the Shopping category, currently rated 3.9★ across 2,513 ratings. Initial signal reads as no scraped reviews yet: judgment based on metadata only.

Quality Score is 56: Solid (established niche player). For a Shopping app, that means established niche player. The full BU Investment Matrix below scores 8 dimensions including monetisation, growth, and operational risk.

Track changes month-over-month in the Performance section below: live snapshot history and revenue forecast included.

💰 Monthly revenue · now vs forecast

● Right now

$636

per month

→

12-mo forecast

$556 – $2005

per month

→

24-mo forecast

$515 – $4639

per month

INDIE tier

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📊 Performance Tracking LIVE

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Rating

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Reviews

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Forecast Revenue / mo

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Snapshots tracked

since first record

ONE-TIME · BUILD💰 Estimated build cost

$100K

↳ What it cost to build · not monthly revenue

Likely range $75K – $135K

$25K · MVP floor$100K · indie scale$500K+ · studio build

📈Slow ROI — current MRR is well below build cost

Synthetic estimate. Inputs: category complexity, file size, screen count, monetization layer, platform reach, age × team-size proxy. Calibrated against 2024-2026 indie-agency rate surveys. Full math + source list on /methodology.

Where the money goes

🧱MVP baseline (design + 1-store ship)	+$28K
📱5 unique screens × $4.5K	+$22K
⚙Shopping complexity ×1.30	+$15K
🌐Cross-platform reach (iOS + Android)	+$36K

Total estimate$100K

ONE-TIME · EXIT VALUE💵 Estimated acquisition value

$10K

↳ What it would sell for · not monthly revenue

Marketplace range $5K – $10K · 14× MRR multiple

💸~0.1× build cost (under-water)

Synthetic estimate. Multiple band derived from ad-supported + age, rating quality, category demand, and user-base maturity. Calibrated against 2024-2026 indie-app-marketplace closed-deal medians. Full math + comparable deal list on /methodology.

How the multiple was built

📺Ad-supported base	15× MRR
⭐★ rating 3.5-4.0 (mixed)	-8%
🏷Shopping category multiple	+2%

Final multiple14× MRR

👥 Estimated audience size

250K

Lifetime downloads (US-equivalent)

Monthly active

30K

Daily active

5.4K

Synthetic estimate from ratings × category benchmarks. Calibrated against 2024-2026 mobile-attribution retention + DAU/MAU reports. Numbers are US-storefront-equivalent — true global audience can be 5-10× larger for international apps. Full math + source list on /methodology.

How we sized it

📲Shopping engagement	~100 installs / rating
🔁Shopping D30 retention	12%
📍DAU / MAU stickiness	0.18

DAU / MAU18% sticky

🛠 Estimated tech stack

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Native Android (Kotlin)

High confidence · 80%

Also possible

Flutter

Heuristic guess from app bundle size, category, store description signals, and release-date stack era. Bumetric does not disassemble binaries — for binary-level certainty you would need an SDK intelligence tool or the manifest itself. Reasoning chain on the right. Full ruleset on /methodology.

Signals we read

🏷Category context	Shopping
📦Compact Android bundle	→ Native Kotlin

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How we forecast this revenue

LOW CONFIDENCE

Baseline

$636/mo · ML-estimated from 234 triggers

Growth rate

+6.0% MoM · INDIE tier baseline (compound monthly)

Direction

Headwinds: low defensibility moat

6 months

$542 – $1.3K

12 months

$556 – $2.0K

24 months

$515 – $4.6K

Compound growth at +6.0% MoM (tier baseline for INDIE). Range widens with horizon — typical noise band ±40% at 6mo.. Ranges widen with horizon — distant futures carry more uncertainty.

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BU Investment Matrix

Pre-traction · 40/100INDIE TIERlimited signal

Revenue Strength

2.8

Product Quality

7.0

Market Position

0.0

Growth Velocity

5.0

Defensibility

2.0

Operational Safety

10.0

Founder Strength

3.8

Monetization Maturity

1.0

💰 Revenue: Marginal — $254 - $1591/mo · INDIE tier · medium confidence, trajectory unclear.
⭐ Quality: 3.9★ across 2,513 reviews — solid.
📍 Market: Not yet charting in any of the 9 monitored markets.
📈 Growth: Insufficient signal to assess trajectory.
⚠️ Risk: Low — no material risk signals detected.

🎯 For competitors: Mixed picture. Worth competing if you have a clear UX or pricing edge — otherwise crowded segment.

💵 For acquirers: Estimated asking range 18-32× monthly = $11K-$20K.

Composite of 8 dimensions computed deterministically from public signals — no LLM, every score traces back to a measurable input. Default weights shown; "compete" / "acquire" / "invest" lenses re-weight without re-fetching.

Range:

💰 Forecast Revenue / mo

MODEL

Revenue forecast computed from BU's 234 trigger model on each snapshot. Calibrated against ground-truth from 58 verified-revenue apps.

📥 Estimated Downloads / week

PROXY · ratings × 50/wk —

Industry-rule estimate (Sensor Tower / data.ai): one weekly install ≈ 50 new ratings. Solid points = tracked snapshots · faded line = pre-tracking model backfill.

📈 Reviews Growth

LIVE

Cumulative review count from first BU snapshot. Each point = a tracked update.

⭐ Rating Trend

LIVE

Average rating evolution. Updates with each new review batch.

🗓️ Snapshot Timeline

HISTORY

Each bar shows a tracked update and the metric delta from the previous snapshot.

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Profile & Insights

Everything we know — and don't — about this app and its company.

Identification

App name: HomeRefill
Developer: MARKETPLACE COM DE PROD ALIMENTICIOS REP COML LTDA
Bundle ID: br.com.homerefill.homerefill
App Store URL: Open in App Store
Category: Shopping
Content rating: Not found
Languages: Not found

Company

Website: Not found
Tagline: Not found
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Founded: Not found
HQ / Address: Not found
Employees: Not found
Logo: Not found

Revenue

Verified revenue / mo: Not found
AI revenue estimate / mo: Not found
AI annual estimate: Not found
ML model estimate / mo: $636/mo
Top-grossing rank: Not found
All-time revenue: Not found
Pricing: Not found

Founder

Founder data not yet collected for this app.

Funding

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Press & Links

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Contacts & Socials

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Profile is built from iTunes Lookup + developer site scrape + ML revenue model. Empty fields show "Not found" — additional sources (Crunchbase, X, IndieHackers, Acquire.com) coming.

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