A small website specializing in offering a countdown clock for the popular game Fortnite, alongside a Jekyll-powered blog, has become quite successful over the last four years due to its simple, clean design and catchy name. This minimalistic site manages to generate $2,100 annually while maintaining a 99% profit margin. The only expense is the $10 annual domain cost, as hosting is free through a static site service. The site's monetization strategies include AdSense and the Epic Games' Support-A-Creator program. Although recent monetization and analytic tools have shifted, with a temporary swap from Google Analytics to Plausible and a shift from AdSense to an affiliate program, the site's analytics remain public. Traffic primarily originates from the US, followed by countries like Australia, the UK, and Canada, with the majority of visitors arriving via search engines. The site experiences bot scrapers due to the absence of an API, which irregularly affects page views. However, measures of unique visitors and average sessions per user provide a more accurate traffic depiction. The website, built on Jekyll, allows easy integration of blog posts and also offers simple HTML, CSS, and JS versions without the blog. In addition to the website, buyers receive extra assets, including a Twitter bot that posts the Fortnite item shop daily, a OneSignal subscriber base with 11,000 subscribers for push notifications, and social media accounts across several platforms. The site's maintenance is relatively uncomplicated, involving periodic updates to the countdown date and an annual domain payment.