The business in question is a growing online platform generating around $7,000 monthly, which specializes in designing logos for businesses and brands globally. The operation is fully outsourced, requiring minimal direct design experience from the owner. Running the business involves overseeing customer communications and transactions, amounting to approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour daily, primarily focused on email correspondence.
The order process begins with customer payments, follows through design completion by an external designer, and concludes with sending the finished logos to customers. The owner ensures the outsourcer has accurate order details. The business sources its customers via a marketing agency, paying a fixed monthly fee of $800 for these services.
The owner is selling the business due to personal time constraints following the birth of their first child. The sale includes the website files, outsourcer and marketing information, domain, customer list, and ongoing support. Operational costs involve a $500 monthly fee to the external designer and $800 to the advertising agency, totaling $1,300 monthly expenses.
Transactions will be facilitated through a trusted escrow service, with the buyer responsible for related fees. Prospective buyers need to have sufficient funds and accounts on specified platforms for the seamless transfer of the business. Interested parties can reach out directly to the owner for further inquiries.
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