BrandMyMac sits on TrustMRR with $0 MRR and $6,026 claimed for the last 30 days. It is not alone. The Fjord Co., ranked first on the board with $1,416 for the same period, also shows $0 MRR. So does Aerolaunch, at $416.

Neither the BrandMyMac listing nor the Fjord Co. one explains how a product can earn thousands in a month and carry no recurring revenue at all. The Fjord Co.'s own page, a Shopify store, offers no clue either: its only visible pitch is "Buy more, save up to 36%," a discount line, not a revenue disclosure.

Other listings on the same board show the more familiar shape of a growth claim. TorrentClaw reports $574 MRR against $4,666 for the last 30 days, up 24.724311321711667%. Yaps AI claims $3,636 MRR and $4,662 for the month, up 250.28901734104045%. Mascofast shows $316 MRR and $508 for the month, up 290.4938271604939%. PARAZETTEL runs the other way: $50 MRR against $488 for the last 30 days, down 36.5546218487395%.

That spread, some listings up several hundred percent, one down more than a third, all sitting on the same board with the same two fields, is the thing a reader has to reconcile before treating any single number as proof of a working business. A $0 MRR figure paired with a five-figure monthly claim is not evidence the product earns nothing. It is evidence the two fields on a TrustMRR listing can mean different things depending on who filled them in, and nothing on the pages we checked says which.

What would settle it is a definition from TrustMRR of what "last 30 days" counts that current MRR does not. None of the listings we looked at carries one.