Hotmail
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01Revenue
Hotmail has a paid tier, but the listing publishes no price. Without one, any revenue figure would rest on a guessed price, so MRRLens shows none and leaves revenue out of its opportunity score.
Exploratory math, not an estimate: if it charged a typical price for its marketplace, active users × paid conversion × monthly price would give $100–500 a month. Assumptions: active users: 4,000; 0.5%–2.5% of active users pay; no public price: assumed $5.00/month, typical for this marketplace. Methodology.
Store data from the Chrome Web Store listing, refreshed daily. Updated 5 d ago.
02Why users leave Hotmail
Latest update fails to keep users logged in like old app; reviewer calls it unfinished beta/alpha-quality and wants prior behavior restored.
“Update it can't keep me logged in like the old app, it just feels like an unfinished product that is released so we can be beta or alpha tester.” source ↗
Sample: 1 recent complaint (1–3★ reviews) · clustered Oct 31, 2026 · complaints from Aug 2026–Aug 2026, almost all in the last 24 months · each review labelled by a model, quotes verbatim
03How to build a better Hotmail
04Who wants a better Hotmail
0 buyer threads in the last 30 days name Hotmail, and 4 more are in the same market.
05Questions about Hotmail
How much revenue does Hotmail make?
MRRLens shows no revenue figure for Hotmail. It sells a paid tier but does not publish the price, and an estimate built on an assumed price would be a guess. The exploratory math is on the page, labelled as such.
What do users complain about most in Hotmail?
Across 1 recent complaints, the most common is bugs/reliability (1 of 1). Latest update fails to keep users logged in like old app; reviewer calls it unfinished beta/alpha-quality and wants prior behavior restored.
How many people use Hotmail?
Hotmail lists 4k+ users on the Chrome Web Store, rated 4.8 (16).
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