MRRorDIE

MRR or DIE is a public database of builders, products, and real business progress, built around one idea: building is easier and more honest when you do it together.

At its core, MRR or DIE is a community space for people who build things on the internet. It is a place where builders can be seen, followed, and verified without relying on screenshots, vibes, or self-reported numbers.

Builders connect their products through APIs, which means revenue, MRR, and growth metrics are pulled automatically.

🚫 No manual editing.
🚫 No inflating numbers.
🚫 No rewriting history on a good day.
✅ If it is on MRR or DIE, it is real.

The platform brings builders together in two important ways.

1. First, it works as a discovery and backlink hub. Every builder gets a public project page, a backlink to their product, and visibility inside a growing network of founders, indie hackers, and curious builders. You can follow projects, follow builders, and track their progress over time. You can jump directly to their websites or X profiles and stay connected to what they are building next.

2. Second, it acts as a shared proof layer for the community. MRR or DIE shows how a business is actually doing, not how it is framed in a tweet or launch post. Because data comes from connected services, revenue and MRR reflect reality as closely as software allows. Growth is earned, not claimed. This creates trust between builders and makes the entire ecosystem stronger.

This is especially valuable for people building in public. If someone is posting “Road to $1k MRR” or “Growing this from $0 to $10k,” they can link to a page that updates itself. The community does not have to guess. The progress speaks for itself, even when motivation drops or timelines change.

MRR or DIE is designed primarily for early stage builders who are experimenting, validating ideas, and trying to turn projects into sustainable businesses. At the same time, larger products and established companies are welcome. They can list their projects, share revenue goals, and make their progress transparent alongside everyone else.

The same rules apply to all. This is not a leaderboard for ego. It is a shared archive of real attempts. Some projects grow. Some stall. Some quietly stop. All of it matters, because it shows what building actually looks like. In a world full of “just launched” posts and vague success claims, MRR or DIE exists to answer one simple question: Is this thing actually working?

Sometimes the answer is yes. Sometimes it is no. Both are valuable to the people building and to the people watching, learning, and supporting each other along the way.

Build. Connect. Measure. Grow MRR or let the project rest.