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Prime Softworks says its Odeer subscription product has reached about EGP 18,000 in monthly recurring revenue, according to a recent X post by founder Ahmed Mahmoud. In the same post, Mahmoud said the company has a five-person team, more than 30 clients, a pipeline of over 50 leads, and lifetime revenue of about US$53.8K, or roughly 2.80M EGP.
Prime Softworks said on X on October 10 that its Odeer subscriptions are generating about EGP 18,000 in monthly recurring revenue, following two new subscriptions priced at EGP 3,000 per month each that were signed on October 1.
The post came from Ahmed M. (@brutalxnor), and Prime Softworks’ website says he founded the company. Prime Softworks describes itself as a software studio that builds products to help businesses grow, with software it says it built itself and that is ready for business use today.
What did Prime Softworks say Odeer is doing?
Prime Softworks’ founder said Odeer is now contributing about EGP 18,000 per month in subscriptions, a figure that appears to reflect recurring revenue rather than one-time sales. In the same post, Mahmoud said the product gained two new subscribers at EGP 3,000 per month each on October 1.
Mahmoud also said Odeer had 11 commits across one repository and three releases deployed to production on v3’s first full day. He described several product changes aimed at controlling how the agent behaves once a customer teaches it. According to the post, what an owner teaches the agent is either saved whole or refused with a reason, and not overwritten by newer words.
He also said Odeer now treats an owner’s standing instructions as evidence so a taught offer or delivery term reaches the customer. Mahmoud added that an Odeer deployment cleanup can no longer fail the deploy, and that rollback only affects what the last deploy changed. He said each owner’s agent now gets its own scoped identity with keys only the owner can create.
What metrics did Ahmed Mahmoud share about Prime Softworks?
In the same X post, Mahmoud said Prime Softworks has a team of five, more than 30 clients, a pipeline of more than 50 leads, and lifetime revenue of about US$53.8K, or around 2.80M EGP. Those figures are self-reported operating metrics rather than audited financial results.
Prime Softworks’ website adds a wider picture of the company’s product mix. It says the company builds software to help businesses grow and that its products are ready for business use today. The site also says Prime Softworks offers AI and automation, websites and web apps, business management systems, and games and virtual reality.
The company labels one product category as AI real estate solutions, saying the software is designed to find, list and sell properties using AI. Prime Softworks says that area includes more than 12,000 listings, spatial GIS map searching and a secure off-market deals tracker, alongside a claim of 100% success rate, 24/7 live support and more than 40 SaaS deployments.
Prime Softworks’ website includes testimonials saying the company had been working with Off-Plan for nine months, that Qutchly was late to launch but that everything requested was executed, and that Brokerize received its full app in one month after being promised completion in two months.
Mahmoud also shared recent customer feedback quotes about Odeer, including "trying it out now," "Android," and "yes I know, thanks."
Sources
- Day 429: Building a $1M Software Studio @Prime_Softworks in publicx.com· X
- Prime Softworks | Digital Reality Engineersprimesoftworks.com· Prime Softworks



