In 2016, a product manager launched a tool designed to streamline access to team bookmarks, revolutionizing the way teams share URLs. This business, primarily focused on B2B markets, offers a simple solution where a bookmark placed in a shared folder becomes accessible to all team members. Its offerings include a Chrome extension, a mobile app, and a beta version of an admin management web app. Despite having over 16,000 weekly users and a modest monthly recurring revenue (MRR) of $1,649, customer acquisition has been entirely organic, with no investment in traditional marketing strategies. There are reported issues with duplicate bookmarks and browser performance, though efforts are underway to address these concerns, including temporarily removing the Firefox extension due to bugs. Revenue is generated through tiered plans, including a free option, a group plan, and an enterprise plan with different pricing structures. The owner believes there is potential to increase revenue by transitioning to a per-user pricing model but has not pursued this due to the required strategic planning. The owner is selling the business due to time constraints from their primary employment at a technology company. This business could thrive under new ownership with resources to improve and market the product effectively. Ideal buyers would have experience in SaaS management, engineering capability, and advertising expertise. The sale includes brand assets, technology, customer databases, and more. Post-sale support is also offered to ensure a smooth transition for the new owner.