The sale includes a comprehensive package for a food delivery app business, providing IOS and Android applications for users and delivery drivers, a marketing website with domain validity for nine years, a back-end admin panel for restaurant management, and social media accounts on major platforms. Additionally, emails and a bank account based in the Cayman Islands are part of the offer, along with lifetime web maintenance and aesthetic adjustments.
To keep the app operational, a secure server license and server/email fees, costing $10 each per month, are required, along with minimal operations management, primarily focusing on monthly financial reconciliation. The app is being sold due to its potential for success in a larger market, specifically the US, as opposed to its current location, the Cayman Islands. Revenue is generated through a 20% commission on food sales, with further monetization opportunities through specialised advertising.
Operating expenses include monthly fees for the server license, email, and the optional bank account service. Marketing efforts have involved social media, radio promotions, and engagement at environmental awareness events.
Future owners can expand usage within the Cayman Islands or adapt the technology for larger franchises. The app can also facilitate the sale of non-food items, and its delivery system is capable of international operations. Lifetime technical support is available, allowing easy customization of the app interface to meet evolving business needs.
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