The business for sale is a sports tipster subscription service focused on horse racing and UK football. It includes assets such as two high-ranking domain names, a website with a membership subscription system, and social media accounts with a notable Instagram following of 6,000. The business operates under a UK Limited company and maintains an active UK bank account. Subscribers can choose from packages priced at £14.99 monthly, £74.99 for six months, or £124.99 annually, receiving daily email tips. The business currently has 20 paying subscribers, generating a Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) of £300.
The business has grown organically via social media, specifically Instagram, targeting users interested in sports parlays, without investing in paid advertisements. Operational costs include domain registration, website hosting, and bank account fees, totaling approximately £36 per month. Despite a profit of £6,000 in its first year, the current owners lack the time to expand further due to full-time job commitments, which is why they are selling. The business is ideal for entrepreneurs passionate about UK sports who can focus on marketing and growth, leveraging existing free online tips to increase revenue and profits. The sale includes various assets such as brand assets, customer contracts, technology, customer databases, domains, hosting accounts, and social media profiles. Post-sale support is provided to ensure a smooth transition for the new owner.
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