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YOYozen

Emotional support app for working through bottled-up feelings

Pulling backConsumer subscriptionsMobile appSold to people#454 in the index

Est. MRR

$1.7K

30-day change

-81.7%

Live creatives

0

Band

$387 – $7.3K

Monthly ad spend

$145

-81.7%
4 months agothis month

Estimated revenue · band 4× wide

$1.7K

$387$1.7K$7.3K

The floor and ceiling are what the model actually produced. They are not tidied, and the width is the most honest thing on this page.

At a glance

Creatives ever seen
113
Still serving
0 · 0%
Countries
14
Total reach
72.3K
Creative history
97 days
Months of spend
4

Audience

Who the spend reached.

By market

United Kingdom54%
Portugal9%
Italy8%
Sweden4%
Everywhere else25%

By age

18-2411%
25-3423%
35-4426%
45-5424%
55-6412%
65+3%

Gender and placement

12% male88% female

Placements

FacebookInstagramAudience NetworkMessengerThreads

Ad library

The rotation.

Distinct creatives, longest run first. The top one has been live 27 days.

STOPPED27d

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You don't have to bottle everything up inside. Yozen is there to catch you when you fall.

1.7K reach2026-07-17

About this estimate

Yozen sits in Consumer subscriptions and advertises on Meta. We observe 0 live creatives reaching an estimated 72.3K people, priced at the CPM each destination country actually charges and converted at the return observed for that kind of product. The result is $1,674 a month, inside a band running from $387 to $7.3K.

It is an estimate, not a reported figure, and Yozen has not verified it.

Own Yozen?

Verify the domain and this page comes down within a day. Everything on it is already public disclosure, but that is not a reason to be difficult about it.

  • No argument, no retention offer
  • Removal within one working day
  • Your figures are never sold on

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