If you really look at those numbers, they become really "interesting". The only application making a profit is drop-send. (Sorry, "top secret" = "not enough" f

If you really look at those numbers, they become really "interesting". The only application making a profit is drop-send. (Sorry, "top secret" = "not enough" for me) Some of those sites have some outrageous costs indicative of major VC involvement. On the surface, none of them (aside from freshbooks) seem like a very good way to make money either. Granted this is my highly subjective take, but I see it as this: Drop-Send - Profitable, traded high expectations for more secure results... may have competition problems in the future, which is probably why its for sale. It has a great potential though, and room to move in the cost to profit area to compete. Freshbooks - Good looking app, should be able to pay for itself... ridiculously high monthly costs are a liability. Maya's Mom - Great Idea, better have a killer idea to make money off of it though, I don't think ads will cut it. Mobissimo - Not promising in my mind.. already need to explain in words how they're different from expedia and travelocity. Not a good sign. Wesabe - Interesting concept, but there's no way in hell I'd give them my account information. That's a big leap of faith for a start-up to ask of their customers.