The VPS hosting company, established just over four months ago, is up for sale due to the owner's struggles in balancing the business with academic commitments as a full-time student. Despite its nascent stage, the company has gained a solid reputation with favorable reviews and currently serves 157 active clients. The business reports an estimated annual income of approximately $38,000. Operating costs for the five server nodes include various licensing fees, resulting in a net monthly profit of around $1,500.
Included in the sale are several assets: a domain registered until 2013, an SSL license, a custom logo, a website design integrated into WordPress, and multiple software licenses including PHPLive Chat, vBulletin, and WHMCS. Traffic to the business is driven primarily by word of mouth and forum discussions on platforms like WHT, DP, Namepros, Sitepoint, and Webmaster-Talk.
Prospective buyers are encouraged to reach out via private message for more information or with any inquiries. Additional financial details, including monthly income and annual recurring income, are available through provided image links depicting revenue reports.
This sale offers a promising opportunity for someone interested in continuing the growth trajectory of a VPS hosting service that has already achieved a degree of success in a competitive market within a short timeframe.
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