How much is SnipDish - AI Recipe Finder & Cook Mode?

SnipDish - AI Recipe Finder & Cook Mode is listed for sale at $1,200 USD.

What are SnipDish - AI Recipe Finder & Cook Mode's current metrics?

Monthly visitors: Under 1K/mo. Monthly revenue: Pre-revenue.

SnipDish - AI Recipe Finder & Cook Mode - Sell Project

Listed August 15, 2026

About SnipDish - AI Recipe Finder & Cook Mode

Paste any recipe URL. Get clean steps, no ads, no life story. Plus Cook Mode.

Skip the life stories. SnipDish uses AI to extract clean recipes from any URL instantly. SmartFind searches the web for the best recipes. Cook Mode guides you hands-free with one step at a time, large text, ingredient checkboxes and built-in timers, so you can actually cook from your phone without smearing butter on the screen. Built and deployed, running live at snipdish.com. Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Prisma and Postgres on Railway. NextAuth with Google login. Stripe subscriptions fully wired, so a new owner adds their key and can charge on day one. Installable PWA that works offline, plus a signed Android release AAB. 125 published blog posts. Clean two-word domain at Porkbun, paid through February 2027. Runs on about $6 a month. Honest numbers, because you would find them anyway: no revenue, zero Stripe subscriptions ever, 13 registered users, and roughly 3 organic search clicks in 3 months. Google has indexed 3 pages out of 129 because the domain is six months old with no backlink profile. The technical SEO is clean, I verified it, Google is simply not indexing a new domain publishing at volume. You are buying a finished product and a good domain, not traffic. I run a web design studio with signed clients and a paid CRM build in progress. SnipDish is the only project on my board with no customer attached to it, and it deserves someone who can make it their main focus. The hard part is done and it works. What it needs is distribution, which is a completely different skill from the one that built it.

Project details

Website: https://snipdish.com

Next step: <p>Three angles I think are genuinely open, in the order I would try them.Social video instead of SEO. Recipe SEO is one of the most brutal niches online, and I would not fight AllRecipes and NYT Cooking for keywords. But Cook Mode demos extremely well on short vertical video. The "six paragraphs about someone's trip to Tuscany versus this clean card" comparison is a 15 second clip that writes itself, and food content on TikTok and Reels does not need domain authority to reach people.Charge from day one. Billing is fully built and has never been switched on. Running costs are about $6 a month, so break-even is roughly two Pro subscribers. There is no pricing experiment to run first, just an audience to find.Point the engine at a different vertical. This is the one I would explore hardest. The extraction pipeline is not really about recipes, it takes a hostile, ad-choked page and returns clean structured content. Aim it at product manuals, legal documents, academic papers, or any vertical with less competition than food, and the same codebase becomes a different product with a fraction of the noise.Smaller wins available quickly: the Android app is built and signed but never launched, so publishing it is a same-week task. Affiliate revenue on kitchen equipment is a natural fit and is not implemented. And the 125 blog posts, while unindexed today, are a real content base for anyone who knows how to build backlinks.</p>

For sale

Asking price: $1,200 USD

What's included

Domain name, All related design work, Source code, Twitter account, All related data, Email account

Also included:Instagram (@snipdishapp) and the SnipDish Facebook Page, transferred alongside the Twitter account. Small followings, I never worked them, but the handles are yoursSigned Android release AAB, ready to publish125 blog posts in markdown, in the repoPorkbun email forwarding already configured on the domain: hello@, support@, legal@, privacy@Full brand asset set: logo SVG, complete icon set, app store imagery, mockupsProject documentation including a REDESIGN.md and an earlier premortem planning reportA written setup guide covering every API key the buyer needs to createTwo weeks of email support after transferOne clarification on "all related data": the database holds 13 real user accounts with email addresses and Google OAuth links. I will hand over the content tables (recipes, trending recipes, search history) in full. User account records will be deleted before transfer unless the buyer specifically wants them and can handle the privacy obligations properly. Happy to do it either way, I just will not quietly hand over other people's personal data. Not included: the Google Play Console listing (developer account is mine, buyer republishes the AAB under their own) and all API keys (buyer creates their own Stripe, Google OAuth, Serper, Brave, OpenRouter and Unsplash accounts, guide provided).

Reason for selling

No drama, just focus. I run a web design studio with signed clients and a paid CRM automation build in progress, both of which pay real money. SnipDish is the only project on my board with no customer attached to it. I built it, shipped it, and then never gave it the marketing it needed, because the work that pays kept winning the calendar. Rather than let it sit for another year running quietly at $6 a month, I would rather hand it to someone who can make it their main thing. The product works. That part is done. What it needs is distribution, and that is a different skill from the one that built it.

Project metrics

Average Monthly Visitors: Under 1K/mo

Average Monthly Revenue: Pre-revenue

Average Monthly Downloads: Under 1K/mo