Spite House Games — Timeline

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Two listings in January 2025 that nobody bought, a badge in September, a Christmas that did $349,150 — and then a year spent building a business that does not need December.

• 20 Feb 2021 — Web: wouldyoukillhitler.com registered An earlier venture, five years before this catalogue — and still the support address on every legal page of the current store. Its game sits on the shelf here as “I Would Kill Hitler” at $29.
• 20 Oct 2024 — Web: spitehousestudios.com registered Six months before the store opens, and three months before the first Amazon listing.
• 30 Nov 2024 — Brand: The TikTok account is created 18:15 UTC, from TikTok’s own createTime field, corroborated by the timestamp encoded in the user id 102 seconds apart. Six weeks after the domain and seven weeks before the first listing: the audience was started first.
• 20 Jan 2025 — Amazon: First two listings go up The original deck and a second listing, on the same day. Neither carries a sold badge for another eight months.
• 4 Apr 2025 — Web: The Shopify store opens First product published, with the Wayback Machine’s first capture three days later. The deck lists at $12.99 there — the same deck Amazon sells for $6.97.
• 25 Jun 2025 — Brand: A YouTube channel appears, and is left to idle 83 videos and 46 subscribers, describing itself as “reposting all of my viral TikTok content, literally phoning it in”. A one-person operation choosing where not to spend effort.
• 6 Aug 2025 — Amazon: Boomers and Jesus Christ The first re-cuts of the same joke for a different target, at $12.99 against the original’s $6.97.
• 30 Sep 2025 — Amazon: The badge appears — $13,940 Amazon starts printing “bought in past month” on the original deck, which means it crossed roughly 50 sales a month. Keepa’s history starts here.
• 20 Oct 2025 — Brand: A post does 549,228 likes Their pinned Instagram post, and the closest thing to a cause on this profile: October revenue was $69,700 and November was $278,800. The same content runs on TikTok, where the account holds 5.2M likes across 359 videos.
• 31 Dec 2025 — Amazon: $349,150 — the Christmas month 50,050 units, and four times any month since. A gag gift’s whole year happens in eight weeks.
• 31 Jan 2026 — Amazon: 82% of it disappears $62,717. Not a listing problem and not a ranking problem — Christmas ended. The next six months are spent rebuilding.
• 14 Apr 2026 — Amazon: Mom, Dad, and Mom & Dad Three more targets in a day, and the first at $19.99 — nearly three times the original’s price for the same object.
• 30 Apr 2026 — Web: Organic search peaks at 8,257 visits Ubersuggest’s estimate for the month, almost all of it landing on one how-to-play page. By August it is 2,859 — down 65% from the peak.
• 3 Jun 2026 — Amazon: America, in red and blue Three listings for an election-season gift. The blue one sells; the red one has yet to carry a badge.
• 6 Jul 2026 — Advertising: Meta ads start ~32 ads go live under a page called “Spite House Games”, pointing at the $12.99 store price. Amazon revenue that month is $80,420, up from $61,494 in June.
• 31 Aug 2026 — Amazon: $96,958 — a new non-holiday high Above every month except last December, and on a wider catalogue than last December had. Whatever is driving demand is not the holiday.

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