TrustMRR's number one company last synced its revenue in November 2025

Check it before you pay

Open trustmrr.com, look at the top of the revenue ranking, and read the sync date on the first company. It says November 2025. The revenue beside it is presented in the present tense.

That is not a bug in their site. The connection expired and the last figure stayed. The file names every profile in that state.

Why this costs money

If you are looking at acquisition targets, the asking price is anchored on a revenue figure. When the connection behind that figure expired months ago, you are negotiating against a number nobody can refresh.

The seller is not necessarily hiding anything. Most of them do not know the link broke. That is exactly why nobody flags it for you.

What you get

• screener.html, all 2,342 listed companies in a filterable, sortable table. Opens in any browser, works offline, sends nothing anywhere.
• listings.csv, the same data in 25 columns for your own spreadsheet or script.
• report.html, every figure with its numerator, its denominator and its reservations.
• README.txt, the column definitions and the known limits.

What this is not

It is a dated snapshot taken on 6 November 2026, not a live feed. It will age.

An expired connection is not fraud and this file never calls it that. It means the displayed figure is older than it looks.

The 47.1 percent of displayed revenue that sits behind an expired link is concentrated. Remove the four largest companies and it falls to 14.6 percent. Remove the merchants of record and it is 33.2 percent. The count, 7.75 percent of profiles, does not move. All three perimeters are in the report.