DealSlide tracked this 2-year-old AI WhatsApp and Instagram appointment-booking SaaS returning after just 2 days inactive, with the recorded ask now $45K, down roughly 62% from the original $119K.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on July 7, 2026, at $119K. The ask dropped 58% to $50K nine days later, the listing was marked inactive on August 21 after 45 days tracked, and it returned August 24 with DealSlide recording another 10% cut to $45K.

The numbers: This is where the listing needs reconciliation. Acquire currently shows figures including roughly $18K annual revenue / $40K annual profit, while the seller description cites $61.5K TTM revenue / $42K TTM profit and $5.5K revenue / $4.1K profit last month. The listing also reports 10–50 B2B customers and double-digit churn. Those figures do not cleanly reconcile, so the stated 1.1x–2.5x multiples depend heavily on which earnings numbers are actually current.

On the failed deal: DealSlide recorded this as inactive/delisted rather than formally pending, and it returned only two days later, so there is no evidence of a lengthy buyer diligence process. The bigger signal is the repricing: the recorded ask has moved from $119K to $45K, a roughly $74K reduction, in less than two months.

The most important question to ask: Which revenue, profit and ARR figures reflect the current business, and what specifically caused the listing to disappear for two days before returning at another lower price?