Public revenue estimates and confidence signals for tracked finance newsletters.
| Rank | Publication | MRR | ARR | MoM |
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Making sense of the global economy and financial markets
Earnings Estimates (Gross MRR)
$87.8KMidpoint (best estimate)Subscriber Composition
5%PaidRevenue Estimates (Gross MRR)
$87.8KRange $29.3K – $228KJun 18, 2024 - Jun 18, 2026
Subscriber Count
52KJun 18, 2024 - Jun 18, 2026
Publish Cadence
0.5Per weekJun 18, 2024 - Jun 18, 2026
Paid Content Mix
100%Oct 12, 2025 - Jun 18, 2026
Median Engagement Per Post
Median 31 reactions / 1 comment / 2 restacks per recent post
Estimate Summary
The Overshoot is estimated from the public paid-audience bucket "Thousands of paid subscribers" and regular web subscription prices. finance-v1 uses a 70% monthly / 30% annual mix and reports gross MRR before any discounts, fees, taxes, refunds, churn, or comp adjustments. The base/high paid-subscriber estimates are sanity-capped against the visible free subscriber count.
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