The sale includes a well-developed mobile application available on both iOS and Android platforms, with over 50,000 downloads and a user base exceeding 30,000. Accompanying the app are its comprehensive marketing assets, including a website, copy, images, and campaigns. The technical stack utilizes Google Cloud services such as Google App Engine, Cloud Endpoints, and Cloud Storage, alongside Firebase tools like Crashlytics and Analytics. The app is primarily built in Java for Android and Swift for iOS.
The app operates largely autonomously, requiring minimal maintenance and mainly user comment management on app distribution platforms. The founders are selling due to a shift in focus towards full-time employment at other companies. Revenue is generated through recurring membership subscriptions via Google Play and the App Store. The only significant expense highlighted is the Google Cloud hosting fee, approximately $100-110 monthly, with potential for cost optimization.
The app previously utilized paid marketing through social media platforms in early 2020 but has since grown through organic user acquisition. Temporary suspension of iOS membership sales in October saw a dip in revenues. The future owner could enhance user engagement through more proactive community management. The net earnings of the app are post-store commission, with an upcoming reduction in the App Store’s revenue share expected to improve profits for iOS subscriptions.
The current owner offers a transition period to help the new buyer become acquainted with the app's systems and operations. Potential buyers are encouraged to inquire further for detailed discussions.
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