# UpLinked Aiolum story: https://aiolum.com/story/uplinked/ · added 2026-11-08 · updated 2026-11-08 **In short.** UpLinked (AI LinkedIn content strategist and post scheduler, Netherlands): US$201K verified revenue all time, October 2026. Evidence grade A: disclosed by a company or a filing, or verified by a payment processor. Team: 2 to 5 people by the company's TrustMRR profile; since late October 2026 the site's terms name a different operator, Poertner Consulting. Launched 9 July 2024; still running, revenue falling. AI LinkedIn content strategist and post scheduler · Netherlands · AI-native · team of 2 to 10 · still running, revenue falling · group: Marketing and social content - Outcome: US$201K verified revenue all time, October 2026 (evidence grade of the headline number: A; headline in US dollars: 200908) - Launch: 9 July 2024; months from launch to the outcome: 27 - Team: 2 to 5 people by the company's TrustMRR profile; since late October 2026 the site's terms name a different operator, Poertner Consulting - Outside funding: Bootstrapped, by the TrustMRR profile; no source names an investor - Main factor: Niche - Meters, 1 to 4: evidence strength 3, copyable pattern 2, capital needed 1 - Tags: AI-native, Small team, Bootstrapped, Running, B2B, Marketing Links: - Visit uplinked.app: https://www.uplinked.app/ - Verified revenue on TrustMRR: https://trustmrr.com/startup/uplinked-b-v **The product.** A web app, with an iPhone app, for business coaches, consultants and agencies who want clients from LinkedIn. The user answers questions about their work, audience and tone. UpLinked turns the answers into a 12-week content strategy, writes post drafts in the user's voice, makes carousels and images, and publishes the posts that the user schedules to their own LinkedIn profile through what the site calls an official LinkedIn connection. One seat is one LinkedIn profile and costs 59 euros a month before VAT, with 14 days free. Since late October 2026 the site's terms name a different operator, Poertner Consulting, in place of the founding company UpLinked B.V. **Why it worked.** Many experts know that regular LinkedIn posts bring clients, but they do not have the time or the writing habit. UpLinked sells one narrow job, about one hour a week of LinkedIn posting for business-to-business experts, first in Dutch and later in English. Coaches and consultants who teach LinkedIn used it themselves and for their own clients, and the sellers wrote that this word of mouth brought every customer, with no paid ads. TrustMRR recorded US$200,908 of Stripe payments to the founding company up to October 2026. Monthly revenue fell by more than half in 2026, the business was listed for sale, and since late October 2026 another company is named as its operator. Evidence grades: A = disclosed by a public company, a filing or a payment processor, or verified by one; B = two or more independent reports agree, or a journalist confirmed it; C = a founder claim that no one else verified; D = reported, not verified: one founder claim or a third-party estimate with no second source; E = no revenue figure found, so the headline is a non-money fact and the other facts carry their own grades; calc = computed on this page from graded facts. ## Summary UpLinked is an AI LinkedIn marketing tool: a web app in which a language model writes LinkedIn posts for one person, based on a description of that person's work, audience and style. The user fills in who they are, who they want to reach and how they write. The app builds a 12-week plan of topics, writes drafts, makes carousels (posts made of several slides that the reader swipes through) and puts the posts in a calendar. The site says that the user spends "About one hour per week" adjusting the plan, choosing ideas and editing drafts, and that the posts then go out "Via official LinkedIn connection". The company's own description on its revenue profile says the models are reached through OpenRouter, a service that gives one access point to models from several AI companies. The founding company is UpLinked B.V. A B.V. (besloten vennootschap) is a Dutch private limited company. Its terms of 2024 named it with its number in the KvK register (Kamer van Koophandel, the Dutch chamber of commerce, which keeps the company register): 93918984, in 's-Hertogenbosch. The revenue is not the company's statement. TrustMRR, a public database of startup revenue, reads the company's Stripe account through an API key. Stripe is the payment processor that charges the customers' cards. On 8 November 2026 the account showed US$200,908 in payments since the start and US$72,439 in the last 12 months. The profile says the team has 2 to 5 people and is bootstrapped, which means it took no outside investment. The money fell, and then the operator changed. On 31 October 2026 the profile's monthly table ran from US$8,443 in November 2025 to a peak of US$10,085 in April 2026, then US$7,745 in June, US$2,572 in August, US$3,106 in September and US$1,169 in October 2026. On 12 October 2026 the profile showed US$2,739 in MRR (monthly recurring revenue, the amount that active subscriptions pay each month) from 45 subscriptions, and a sale listing at US$19,000. From 25 October 2026 it showed MRR of US$0, no active subscriptions and no listing, and its last payment is from 20 October 2026. Since 31 October 2026 the site's terms begin "Welkom bij UpLinked, een dienst van Poertner Consulting" (welcome to UpLinked, a service of Poertner Consulting (translation)), with an office in Hundsangen, Germany, and an address in Best, the Netherlands. No source says that UpLinked was sold, for what price or when, so this page treats it as a product that still runs, as it does: on 8 November 2026 the site sold the plan with a free trial. The page then shows five earlier social-media companies that failed when a platform changed its rules, when larger tools copied them, or when small businesses would not do the work that a tool asked of them. ## Pricing UpLinked prices read on the home page on 25 October and 8 November 2026, unchanged between the two dates (grade C). Amounts are in euros before VAT: the page shows no currency sign, and its structured data gives the currency as EUR | Plan | Per month, billed yearly (US$) | Per month, billed monthly (US$) | Limit | |---|---|---|---| | UpLinked | 47 | 59 | 1 seat (1 LinkedIn profile), 12-week strategy, AI drafts, carousels, scheduling and publishing, analytics | | UpLinked Pro ("Coming soon") | | 99 | everything in UpLinked plus advanced features that the page does not list | | LinkedIn course (January 2026 page) | 39 one-time | | a 6-hour video course in modules, from the ideal customer profile to the LinkedIn profile and a strategy | The page sells one plan, priced per seat. Each seat is one LinkedIn profile with its own strategy and voice; team members inside a seat cost nothing extra for subscriptions with 2 or more profiles, and from 2 seats the company offers a volume discount by email. The yearly price of 47 euros a month comes from the page's structured data and matches the archived page of December 2025, which showed 566 euros a year. Every plan starts with 14 days free. In November 2024 the archived page sold a beta plan at 41 euros a month (30% beta discount) or 33 euros a month billed yearly (396 euros), with the first month free. In January 2026 a separate page sold a LinkedIn video course of 6 hours for 39 euros. The "Done For You" service on the site since late October 2026 has no published price. The TrustMRR figures on this page are in US dollars. ## How much revenue does UpLinked make? The numbers, graded US$200,908 in Stripe payments to UpLinked B.V. up to October 2026, read by TrustMRR, with monthly revenue down from US$10,085 in April 2026 to US$1,169 in October 2026, when a new operator was named | Fact | Value | Grade | Note | Sources | |---|---|---|---|---| | Verified revenue, all time to 8 November 2026 | US$200,908 | A | TrustMRR, read from the Stripe API, last synced on 8 November 2026 at 17:40 UTC. Stripe is not the merchant of record, so these are the company's own card payments. This is the headline figure. The total was the same on 31 October 2026; on 12 October 2026 it was US$200,058, and on 25 October 2026 US$200,601. | [1, 2, 3, 19] | | Verified revenue, last 12 months | US$75,233 to 31 October 2026; US$72,439 to 8 November 2026 | A | On 12 October 2026 the 12-month figure was US$82,420. The window moves with the date, so the figure falls as strong months drop out of it. | [1, 2, 3] | | Verified revenue by calendar month | 2025: November US$8,443, December US$9,201. 2026: January US$8,325, February US$6,608, March US$6,914, April US$10,085, May US$5,718, June US$7,745, July US$5,347, August US$2,572, September US$3,106, October US$1,169 | A | The monthly table of the profile on 31 October 2026. The twelve values add up to US$75,233 (calculated), the same as the 12-month total. On 8 November 2026 the table showed US$5,650 for November 2025, because the 12-month window then began in the middle of that month; the other months were unchanged. | [2, 1] | | Trend | down 57.5% from November 2025 to January 2026 to July to September 2026 | calc | Calculated: November to January average US$8,656 a month; July to September average US$3,675 a month. September 2026 is 59.9% below June 2026 and 69.2% below April 2026. July to September 2026, US$11,025, is 53.2% below April to June 2026, US$23,548. October 2026 is 88.4% below April 2026. | [2] | | Verified revenue, last 30 days and last 3 months to 8 November 2026 | US$690 and US$6,214 | A | The profile marks the last 30 days as 71.0% below the 30 days before. The daily table shows no payment from 21 October to 8 November 2026. | [1] | | MRR and active subscriptions, 12 October 2026 | US$2,739 from 45 subscriptions | A | The earlier copy of the profile. Calculated: 2,739 / 45 = about US$61 per subscription, close to one seat at 59 euros. The profile then marked MRR as 31.1% below the month before. | [3] | | MRR and active subscriptions, 25 October to 8 November 2026 | US$0 and 0 | A | The live profile on 25 October, 31 October and 8 November 2026, which marks MRR growth as -100.0%. Its daily table shows the last payments on 19 and 20 October 2026 (US$79 and US$227). The profile does not say whether the subscriptions were cancelled or moved to another payment account. | [19, 2, 1] | | Revenue before November 2025 | US$125,675, which is 62.6% of the total | calc | Calculated: 200,908 minus 75,233, the 12-month total of 31 October 2026. The profile has no monthly figures for this period. | [2] | | Average revenue per month before November 2025 | about US$8,100 to US$10,500 | calc | Calculated: US$125,675 divided by 15.5 months (from the founded date, 9 July 2024, to the end of October 2025) gives US$8,108; divided by 12 months (from the first archived paid offer, November 2024) it gives US$10,473. This is in the same range as the best months of the table. It assumes that all payments in the account belong to the app; the account may also hold the course sales of 2026, and the profile does not separate them. | [2, 1, 11] | | Founded date | 9 July 2024 | C | A profile field. The archived home page of 25 May 2024 said "Launching in Q3 2024", and the page of 11 August 2024 called the product "De #1 LinkedIn Content Marketing Tool voor B2B ondernemers" (the number 1 LinkedIn content marketing tool for B2B entrepreneurs (translation)). | [1, 9, 10] | | Founding company | UpLinked B.V., KvK number 93918984, 's-Hertogenbosch | C | Terms and privacy page as read on 25 October 2026, last updated 22 November 2024: "Welkom bij UpLinked B.V." The terms describe the service as software for "organische LinkedIn contentmarketing" (organic LinkedIn content marketing (translation)) and apply Dutch law. | [7] | | Operator named since 31 October 2026 | Poertner Consulting, Hundsangen, Germany, with an address in Best, the Netherlands | C | The terms on the site, read on 31 October and 8 November 2026: "Welkom bij UpLinked, een dienst van Poertner Consulting" (welcome to UpLinked, a service of Poertner Consulting (translation)). The page keeps the date "Laatste update op november, 22, 2024" (last update on 22 November 2024 (translation)). On 8 November 2026 its contact block called the two addresses "UpLinked Germany" and "UpLinked Netherlands". No source states a sale, a price or a transfer date. | [8, 7] | | Team and funding | 2 to 5 people, bootstrapped | C | Profile fields filled in by the company. | [1] | | How customers arrived | word of mouth and B2B partners, no paid ads | C | Seller message on the 12 October 2026 copy: "Everything so far grew through word of mouth and B2B partners: LinkedIn coaches and consultants using the product themselves and for their clients. We never ran paid ads, content or a funnel". | [3] | | Sale listing | first listed on 31 August 2026 at US$19,000; not listed from 25 October 2026 | C | The 12 October copy shows 46 offers received and a multiple of 0.8. Calculated: 19,000 / (2,052 x 12) = 0.77, so the multiple compares the price with twelve times the last 30 days. Against the 12-month revenue of that date, US$82,420, the price is 0.23 times. The seller wrote: "Our focus has shifted and we cannot give it that". On 8 November 2026 the profile says "This startup is not currently listed for sale on TrustMRR". | [3, 19, 1] | | Users claimed by the company | 200+ (November 2024), 500+ (December 2025), 750+ (October and November 2026) | C | Archived and live home pages: "Vertrouwd door 200+ ondernemers", "Vertrouwd door 500+ ondernemers" (trusted by 200+ and 500+ entrepreneurs (translation)), "750+ entrepreneurs use UpLinked". The profile's estimated user count is 49, and it showed 45 subscriptions on 12 October 2026, so the home page counts something other than paying seats. | [11, 12, 4, 1, 3] | | How posts reach LinkedIn | "Publish directly to LinkedIn ... Via official LinkedIn connection" | C | Home page, 8 November 2026; in Dutch "Via officiële LinkedIn connectie". The user plans and edits the posts; the FAQ says "The rest happens automatically", which means the scheduled posts go out at their time. No page offers automatic likes, comments, connection requests, messages, engagement groups or a browser extension. | [4, 6] | | Profit margin, last 30 days | 85.0% | C | Shown on the profile, but not in its list of metrics that come from payment records. | [1] | | Time from founding to the headline figure | 27 months | calc | Calculated: July 2024 to October 2026, the month of the last payment. | [1] | How to read this table: a grade A value was read by TrustMRR from the company's Stripe account through an API key; it is not a founder statement. A grade B value is visible in the public source code of the company's pages. A grade C value is the company's own website, an archived copy of it, or a profile field that the company filled in. A grade X value was computed on this page from the rows named in its note. ## When did UpLinked launch, and how did it grow? Timeline From a holding page that promised a launch in the third quarter of 2024 to US$200,908 of verified payments, a sale listing and a new operator, in 27 months. Each entry carries its grade. - **25 May 2024** (grade C [9]): The first archived home page, on a Webflow template, says "Jouw LinkedIn Co-Creator waar je van gaat houden" (your LinkedIn co-creator that you will love (translation)) and "Launching in Q3 2024". - **9 July 2024** (grade C [1]): The founded date on the TrustMRR profile. - **11 August 2024** (grade C [10]): The home page calls the product "De #1 LinkedIn Content Marketing Tool voor B2B ondernemers". - **19 November 2024** (grade C [11, 7]): A paid beta on a Framer site: 41 euros a month after a free first month, 30% beta discount, "Vertrouwd door 200+ ondernemers". The terms are dated 22 November 2024. - **February 2025** (grade C [14]): An affiliate program runs on its own subdomain: "Join our affiliate program and start earning commissions today!" - **November 2025** (grade A [2]): The first month in the profile's table of 31 October 2026: US$8,443 in verified revenue. - **15 December 2025** (grade C [12]): The beta discount is gone: 59 euros a month, or 47 euros a month billed yearly, 14 days free, "Vertrouwd door 500+ ondernemers". - **23 January 2026** (grade C [13]): A separate page sells a 39-euro LinkedIn video course for business-to-business service providers. - **April 2026** (grade A [2]): US$10,085, the best month in the table. - **June to October 2026** (grade A [2]): Revenue falls from US$7,745 in June to US$5,347, US$2,572, US$3,106 and US$1,169 a month. - **31 August 2026** (grade A [3]): Listed for sale on TrustMRR. On 12 October 2026 the asking price is US$19,000, with 46 offers, 45 subscriptions and US$2,739 in MRR. - **20 October 2026** (grade A [1]): The last payment in the TrustMRR daily table, US$227. - **25 October 2026** (grade A [19, 7]): MRR is US$0, there are no active subscriptions, and the sale listing is gone. The terms still name UpLinked B.V. - **31 October 2026** (grade C [8, 16, 17, 5]): The terms now name Poertner Consulting as the operator of UpLinked, and the home page no longer links the two personal LinkedIn profiles it showed before. The site adds an affiliate page with 25% commission and a "Done For You" service. - **8 November 2026** (grade A [1, 4]): TrustMRR still shows US$200,908 in total and no payment since 20 October. The site still sells the plan at 59 euros a month with 14 days free. ## Why did UpLinked work? ### Strategy first, then drafts Most AI writing tools start from an empty text box. UpLinked starts with a questionnaire about the user's work, audience, opinions and tone, and stores the answers as a profile (the home page shows fields such as "Core Identity", "Adversary" and "Formality"). Every draft is written from that profile and from a 12-week plan, and the site says the model adapts to the user's edits over time. The user still chooses and edits each post. ### Posting through LinkedIn's own connection The app publishes and schedules posts to the user's own profile through what the home page calls an official LinkedIn connection. It does not sell automatic likes, comments, connection requests or messages. This keeps the product inside what LinkedIn allows, but it also means that UpLinked can only do what LinkedIn's connection lets outside apps do. ### Coaches who resell it The sellers wrote that LinkedIn coaches and consultants used the product themselves and for their clients, and that this brought every customer. The pricing supports that use: one seat is one client profile, team members are free from 2 seats, and the company describes a partner area for people who manage client accounts. A Rewardful affiliate tracker in the app's page source and an affiliate program since February 2025 pay people who refer customers. ### One market first The archived pages of 2024, the terms and the first prices were only in Dutch, written for Dutch business-to-business owners; the English page came later. The terms apply Dutch law. The first customers were therefore one kind of buyer in one language, which a team of two to five people could serve with one message. ## How it was built These details come from the company's TrustMRR profile, its own pages and the public source code of those pages. The profile fields are grade C; what the page source shows is grade B. - The company writes that the app is "Built on Convex, Stripe, WorkOS and OpenRouter, so no servers to run". Convex is a hosted database and backend; WorkOS handles logins; OpenRouter gives access to AI models from several companies. - The marketing site moved from a Webflow template (May 2024) to Framer (November 2024) to Next.js (2026). The app at my.uplinked.app is a separate React app; its page source reads its backend address from a Convex setting. - The iPhone app wraps the same web app with Capacitor, a tool that packages a web app as a phone app. The page source turns off the affiliate tracker inside "the Capacitor native app". - Errors in the app are reported to Sentry. Referrals are tracked with Rewardful. - Payments go through Stripe, as the TrustMRR profile states. Stripe is not the merchant of record, so the company itself is the seller, and the prices on the page are shown before VAT. - The profile lists React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Next.js and Capacitor for the front end, and Convex, Stripe and Vercel for the back end. Sources: [1, 15, 4, 9, 11] ## Who tried this before UpLinked, and why did they fail? Five companies in our database of failed startups sold help with social-media marketing before language models could write a usable post. They failed when a platform changed its rules, when larger tools offered the same, or when small businesses would not do the work that the tool asked of them. The values below are from that database and are not independently verified. The failed startups come from our database of dead startups, retold here in our own words; Its entries are AI-assisted summaries of public sources, so they carry no evidence grade. ### PostRocket (2011 to 2014; funding US$610K; cause: Product/Tech Failure) - Promise: Data about when and what to post, so that a company's Facebook page reaches more people. - Why it died: It depended on Facebook's API. Facebook changed its rules and its feed in favour of its own ads, and Hootsuite and Buffer offered more platforms. - Record: ### Argyle Social (2009 to 2013; funding US$2.5M; cause: Competition) - Promise: A social-media marketing tool for lead generation that connected to Pardot and Marketo. - Why it died: Larger competitors had much bigger marketing budgets, similar tools filled the market, and it depended on the platforms' APIs. - Record: ### Metigy (2014 to 2022; funding US$14M; cause: No Market Need) - Promise: A machine-learning "marketing brain" that recommends content and strategy to small businesses. - Why it died: Small businesses wanted the marketing done for them, not a dashboard of advice. The recommendations were generic, and users churned within 60 to 90 days. - Record: ### Pixelpipe (2008 to 2013; funding US$2M; cause: Competition) - Promise: Post photos, videos and audio to many social networks at once. - Why it died: The networks added their own cross-posting and closed API access, and it never found a business model. - Record: ### Vulpine (2014 to 2019; funding US$200K; cause: Ran Out of Cash) - Promise: An agency that writes and manages social-media content for businesses. - Why it died: An agency needs people for every client, so margins stayed thin, and clients moved to cheaper automated and AI tools. - Record: ## What changed Metigy's users wanted the marketing done for them, and its models could only give generic advice. Vulpine did the work for its clients, but with people, so every new client cost another salary. A language model writes the draft itself, in the client's words, which gave a team of two to five people a product that does Vulpine's work at a software price. TrustMRR recorded US$200,908 of payments to it. The older risk has not gone away. PostRocket, Argyle Social and Pixelpipe all lived on another company's API and suffered when the platform changed its rules. UpLinked works only on LinkedIn and only through LinkedIn's own connection. The new risk is that writing a post is now cheap for everyone: general chat assistants can write a draft too. UpLinked's revenue fell from US$10,085 in April 2026 to US$1,169 in October 2026, and no source gives the reason. It was listed for sale at US$19,000 in August 2026, and since 31 October 2026 another company is named as its operator. ## Can one person copy UpLinked now? **Verdict: The method, yes. This exact product, with care.** A tool that writes for one platform and one kind of professional is easy to start: rent the model, the database and the login service, and sell through the coaches who already advise that market. UpLinked shows both sides. Partners brought customers without ads, but after the sellers wrote that their focus had shifted, revenue fell by more than half within months, and the founding company's payment account stopped receiving payments in October 2026. 1. Pick one platform and one kind of user, such as consultants on LinkedIn, and write the product's questions in their language. 2. Store a profile of the user's work, audience and opinions, and write every draft from it, not from an empty prompt. 3. Publish only through the platform's official connection, and leave likes, comments and messages to the user. 4. Price per profile so that coaches and agencies can run their clients on it, and pay them for referrals. 5. Keep someone on sales and marketing after the partners' first wave; word of mouth alone did not hold UpLinked's revenue. **What is still open.** The same strategy-first writing tool for professions that have strict rules on what they may publish, such as financial advisers, lawyers or doctors, where a stored profile of rules is worth more than a faster draft. ## What could go wrong for UpLinked? - **A new operator, but no sale stated.** No source says that UpLinked was sold. The founding company listed it on TrustMRR on 31 August 2026 at an asking price of US$19,000 and had 46 offers by 12 October 2026; the listing was gone by 25 October; UpLinked B.V.'s Stripe account received its last payment on 20 October; and since 31 October 2026 the site's terms name Poertner Consulting, a firm in Hundsangen, Germany, as the operator of the service. A clause in the terms of 2024 already allowed a transfer of the contracts "in geval van bijvoorbeeld een fusie, overname of overdracht van activiteiten" (in case of, for example, a merger, takeover or transfer of activities (translation)). The price, the date and the new operator's relation to the founders are not known, so this page shows UpLinked as running, not as sold. The revenue on this page is the founding company's, up to October 2026. - **Revenue fell to zero in the founding company's account.** Monthly revenue fell from US$10,085 in April 2026 to US$3,106 in September 2026 and US$1,169 in October 2026, with no payment from 21 October to 8 November 2026. Whether the customers moved to the new operator's payment account or cancelled is not known. The story rests on the all-time total of US$200,908, not on a recent month. - **The best period is not broken down.** 62.6% of the total came before November 2025, and the profile gives no monthly figures for that period. The profile also does not show whether the Stripe account holds other sales, such as the 39-euro course of 2026. - **Numbers that do not agree.** The home page says 750+ entrepreneurs use UpLinked, and its structured data gives a rating of 4.8 from 750 ratings, but the page shows no reviews. TrustMRR estimates 49 users and counted 45 subscriptions on 12 October 2026. The 750 figure may count free trials and team members; no page explains it. The home page's results section, "Real numbers from real UpLinked users", names its users by first name and trade only ("Dirk, business coach", "Evert, website builder") next to screenshots of reach and follower figures, with no surname or link, so these results could not be checked; the claim "Dirk reached 41,000 people with 2 posts" was already on the Dutch home page in November 2024 ("Dirk bereikte 41.000 mensen met slechts 2 berichten"). - **A done-for-you service next to the software.** Since 31 October 2026 the site also sells a "Done For You" service: "Your LinkedIn, handled. By us." A team writes and publishes a client's posts on the client's own profile with UpLinked, says "Nothing is published without your OK", and sets the price by proposal. The software plan at 59 euros a month is still the product on the home page; the service came with the new operator and was not on the site on 25 October 2026. - **One platform, and posting for clients.** Everything depends on LinkedIn's connection for outside apps. A seat is one LinkedIn profile, and agencies and coaches can run their clients' profiles in one account. The pages describe each client's own profile with the client's own strategy, not posting from many accounts to make one message look popular, but LinkedIn could limit what such tools may do. - **Competition and model providers.** Supergrow, Alchie, Kleo and EasyGen, which have stories on this site, also sell AI-written LinkedIn posts in the user's voice, and general chat assistants write such drafts for free. The company's profile says the app reaches its models through OpenRouter and does not name the models or their makers, so the product depends on these outside model providers and on OpenRouter's prices. - **Who ran it.** Until late October 2026 the home page footer linked two personal LinkedIn profiles, with first names only and no titles, and the terms named only the company. No downloaded page states who founded or owns UpLinked B.V., so this page names no person. The KvK register's owner data was not read, because its search page loads by script. ## Sources 1. TrustMRR: UpLinked B.V., markdown profile (data as of 8 November 2026) — https://trustmrr.com/startup/uplinked-b-v.md (grade A). Read the markdown profile live on 8 November 2026 (synced 8 November 2026, 17:40 UTC); it shows no sale listing and does not mention a sale. Revenue, the daily and monthly tables, MRR and subscriptions come from the Stripe API; the founded date, description, team size, funding, user estimate, profit margin and tech stack are profile fields. 2. TrustMRR: UpLinked B.V., earlier copy of the same markdown profile (synced 31 October 2026) — https://trustmrr.com/startup/uplinked-b-v.md (grade A). Read the markdown profile in full from this site's copy of 31 October 2026 (synced 31 October 2026, 11:49 UTC). Source for the full monthly table from November 2025 and the 12-month total of US$75,233. 3. TrustMRR: UpLinked B.V., earlier copy of the same markdown profile (synced 12 October 2026) — https://trustmrr.com/startup/uplinked-b-v.md (grade A). Read the markdown profile in full from a local copy saved by this site's lead search (tm-cache), synced 12 October 2026. Source for the MRR of US$2,739, the 45 subscriptions, the sale listing and the seller's message. 4. UpLinked home page, English, read 8 November 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/en (grade C). Read in full, including the structured data in the page source. The features and pricing are sections of this page (#features, #pricing). Source for the features, the prices, the official LinkedIn connection, the seats, the rating in the structured data and the user claim. 5. UpLinked home page, English, read 25 October 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/en (grade C). Read in full. Same features and prices; its footer still linked two personal LinkedIn profiles and had no Affiliate or Done For You link. 6. UpLinked home page, Dutch, read 8 November 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/nl (grade C). Read in full. Same content in Dutch: "Via officiële LinkedIn connectie", "De rest gaat automatisch" and "750+ ondernemers gebruiken UpLinked". 7. UpLinked Algemene Voorwaarden & Privacy (terms and privacy), version last updated 22 November 2024, read 25 October 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/en/privacy-policy (grade C). Read in full (Dutch). Source for the company name, the KvK number, the description of the service, Dutch law and the transfer clause 16.3. 8. UpLinked Algemene Voorwaarden & Privacy (terms and privacy), read 31 October and 8 November 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/en/privacy-policy (grade C). Read in full (Dutch) on both dates and compared line by line with the copy of 25 October 2026. Source for the new operator, Poertner Consulting, and its two towns. 9. Wayback Machine copy of www.uplinked.app, 25 May 2024 — https://web.archive.org/web/20240525154632/https://www.uplinked.app/ (grade C). Read in full. A holding page on a Webflow template: "Launching in Q3 2024". 10. Wayback Machine copy of www.uplinked.app, 11 August 2024 — https://web.archive.org/web/20240811162750/https://www.uplinked.app/ (grade C). Read in full. Source for the product's description before the paid launch. 11. Wayback Machine copy of www.uplinked.app, 19 November 2024 — https://web.archive.org/web/20241119162025/https://www.uplinked.app/ (grade C). Read in full. Source for the beta prices, the 200+ user claim and the Framer site. 12. Wayback Machine copy of www.uplinked.app, 15 December 2025 — https://web.archive.org/web/20251215054311/https://www.uplinked.app/ (grade C). Read the prices and the user claim. 13. Wayback Machine copy of the UpLinked course page, 23 January 2026 — https://web.archive.org/web/20260123235614/https://www.uplinked.app/course (grade C). Read in full. Source for the 39-euro LinkedIn course of 6 hours and its modules. 14. Wayback Machine copy of the UpLinked affiliate program page, 9 February 2025 — https://web.archive.org/web/20250209114211/https://affiliates.uplinked.app/ (grade C). Read the title and description; the body loads by script. 15. UpLinked app sign-up page, page source, read 25 October 2026 — https://my.uplinked.app/signup (grade B). Read the page source; the page itself loads by script. Source for Convex, Capacitor, Sentry and Rewardful. 16. UpLinked: Done For You LinkedIn Content, read 31 October and 8 November 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/en/done-for-you (grade C). Read in full on both dates; unchanged. A service page added under the new operator. 17. UpLinked: Affiliate Program, read 31 October 2026 — https://www.uplinked.app/en/affiliate (grade C). Read in full. Source for the 25% commission, the 60-day cookie and the 100-euro minimum payout. 18. Database of failed startups, local export — /method/#dead (grade C). Local export. AI-written summaries, not independently verified. Source for the failed predecessors. 19. TrustMRR: UpLinked B.V., earlier copy of the same markdown profile (synced 25 October 2026) — https://trustmrr.com/startup/uplinked-b-v.md (grade A). Read the markdown profile in full from this site's copy of 25 October 2026 (synced 25 October 2026, 17:51 UTC). Source for the all-time total of US$200,601, the MRR of US$0, no active subscriptions and no sale listing on that date. Contact: aiolum@livyden.com. Run UpLinked? Send corrections or a verified figure to aiolum@livyden.com (subject: Correction: UpLinked).