Deal-flow engine for the app M&A market.
INVIX is building infrastructure for buying and selling revenue-generating apps. Two-sided marketplace, surrounding services, and an owned portfolio.
The numbers driving the model.
Flywheel: supply ↔ demand ↔ deals.
Operating portfolio
Recurring revenue from holding-owned apps. Scales with the number of assets under management.
Investment → upgrade spread
Direct investment into an asset, operational upgrade by the holding, growth in portfolio value.
Surrounding services
Growth Infrastructure and custom development provide predictable recurring revenue.
Why the portfolio runs independent of any individual.
Holding ownership
All assets are held by the holding entity, not by individual employees.
4-year vesting
The team is locked in by 4-year vesting (12-month cliff) and earns on portfolio retention, not on one-off deal payouts.
Operational playbooks
Every process is documented: ASO, billing, traffic, analytics. A single departure doesn't stop the work.
Milestone-based tranches
Investments arrive in tranches tied to achieved metrics, not as a single transfer.
Governance
Regular investor reporting and veto rights on major portfolio transactions.
$25B+ mobile app subscription economy.
The app M&A market is growing at double-digit rates as the mobile economy consolidates. Most deals still close manually, without infrastructure — INVIX owns that layer.
Supply moat and speed.
- Direct channel to developers and studios
- In-house due diligence and legal process
- Close speed measured in days, not months
- Hand-holding through full asset handover
Request investor materials.
Pitch deck, financial model, portfolio report — available on request under NDA.