A digital platform designed for football traders and bettors provides users with valuable football data and insights to aid in making informed decisions. Founded by an entrepreneur based in the UK, the platform functions as a Software as a Service (SaaS), generating income through subscription plans priced at £24.99 a month and a commission from sales made on its strategy marketplace. The business operates on a dual revenue model, with income from both subscriptions and a 20% commission on community-shared betting strategies. Over a recent 12-month period, the platform accumulated £41,930 in revenue. High user engagement is evident with substantial monthly organic visits and a strong social media following. Operations are streamlined, fully automated, and require minimal human interaction—from integration with AWS to existing "how it works" resources. Maintenance and updates are managed through outsourced development teams where necessary.
The global customer base, primarily from Europe, South America, and Africa, reflects high retention rates. Most users consider it an indispensable tool, with many opting for longer-term subscriptions, resulting in average user duration exceeding six months. Revenue experienced a temporary decline due to past promotions offering lifetime deals, but anticipations for future growth remain strong, backed by solid foundational improvements. Key growth initiatives include expanding advertising and partnership efforts, introducing new subscription models, exploring new markets through multilingual support, and developing a mobile app. The founder seeks to pass the business onto someone poised to further scale and expand its capabilities internationally. The decision to sell aligns with a desire to pursue ventures in a different sector.
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