A no-code application development agency, operational since May 2020, is on the market for acquisition. Initially founded out of the owner's personal need to develop an application on a no-code platform, the agency has grown considerably. Listed on various freelancing platforms, it generates around 10 quality leads weekly, resulting in an average net monthly profit of $3,970. The agency's business model relies on delivering and invoicing client projects, offering a dependable opportunity for aspiring digital entrepreneurs looking to build on a solid foundation. The sale includes all brand assets, custom technology, customer databases, and offers post-sale support for smooth transition.
The agency has achieved recognition on the Certified Expert page of its primary platform, attributing to its consistent lead generation. The owner, who is highly experienced in the no-code application development sphere, expresses readiness to transfer the business and share valuable knowledge with the incoming owner. This opportunity is suitable for individuals seeking a flexible full-time venture with the potential for increased profitability upon further time investment.
Despite the success and personal significance, the current owner, now engaged in an internship and collegiate commitments, wishes to sell due to time constraints. The assets being transferred include brand material, contracts, technology, customer databases, and related domains and email accounts. Additionally, a mailing list with 110 contacts is included, ensuring the new owner is well-equipped to continue and expand the business operations.
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