The business in question provides proofreading and editing services and charges based on a per-word basis, for instance, $0.04 per word, which results in a charge of $40 for a 1000-word document. The business model involves hiring freelance proofreaders, who are compensated at $0.01 per word. Upon receiving an order, the document is sent to a proofreader along with a deadline. Once the proofreader completes the task, the edited document is returned to the business, which then forwards it to the client. The enterprise does not engage in advertising; instead, it relies on organic and repeat clients. Payments are processed through Stripe and PayPal. The owner wishes to sell the business due to a shift in focus towards other ventures, despite the business requiring minimal active management, making it a source of passive income. The new owner will receive guidance on hiring proofreaders and understanding the business model. The sale includes brand assets, customer databases, domains, marketing materials, social media accounts, website files, and custom technology. The business could be ideal for someone seeking a passive income stream. Post-sale support will be provided to the buyer, and a newly designed site look will be included. The business has some social media presence, with 170 followers on Facebook. There is no inventory to report in terms of units or value.