A 14-year-old website specializes in offering value-added services in the tarot and astrology domain, monetized primarily through VAT with a customer base spanning across several European countries, including Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Switzerland, and Germany. This niche is highly profitable and consistently draws interest due to its evergreen nature. The website generates revenue through premium SMS and telephone numbers, direct sales, and advertisements. It has established itself as a recognized brand in the field, holding a loyal customer base primarily in Croatian and Serbian languages. There is considerable opportunity for growth by introducing new products, services, apps, and AI agents. The business is currently seeking a buyer due to the owner's health and impending retirement.
The operations involve live tarot and astrology readings conducted via SMS, telephone, and social channels, managed by the owner alongside two tarot and astrology experts. The owner handles legal matters, business development, finances, technical operations, and marketing, while the experts work in shifts. Its customer acquisition is driven mainly by online advertising through platforms like Google and Facebook, supplemented by some offline campaigns.
Financially, the website proved profitable from its inception and has successfully expanded its offerings over the years. The sale includes multiple bonuses for the buyer, such as additional domains, applications, and a customer base from services that have been discontinued or merged, along with unique selling expertise.
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