A hosting company, established in April 2007, is up for sale. The current owner expresses regret in parting with the company due to the considerable effort invested in its development. The business generates an estimated annual gross revenue of $16,269.39 from recurring hosting services. Included in the sale is a valuable domain name with multiple extensions, such as .com, .net, and .info, all registered with a leading domain registrar, which will be transferred to the new owner. The offering also features a custom-designed website and a roster of clients, ensuring consistent hosting traffic and new signups each month. The breakdown of the billing system includes various payment intervals: monthly revenue of $1,122.90 with 43 clients, semi-annual income of $278.51 from 7 clients, and annual earnings of $2,237.57 across 69 clients. No revenue is currently generated from quarterly or biennial billings. Additional sources of traffic and new clientele include word-of-mouth recommendations and visibility on various hosting and business forums and platforms. This hosting business offers a potential buyer not only a steady stream of income from its established client base but also the opportunity to expand through its already strong presence and reputation in the hosting community.