This text outlines the key features and opportunities of a pre-revenue, turnkey direct-to-consumer smart home business. Designed with premium tools and a custom backend, it features an AI-powered product configurator hosted on a cloud platform, specifically designed for smart home systems. The business includes an integrated Shopify store with sophisticated cart features, such as upsells and duty-fee alerts, and is legally backed by a U.S. LLC with established financial and digital infrastructure, including a bank account, payment processing, and a verified social media presence.
This business is built for simplicity and efficiency, requiring minimal maintenance, and operates on a dropshipping model, allowing flexibility in supplier choice. It targets EU-based smart home buyers, especially first-time users with little technical skill, and has seen initial traffic from paid advertising campaigns.
Financially, the business has not yet generated revenue beyond a test purchase by the founder, with current expenses totaling around €607 from company formation, domain acquisition, advertising, and app fees. The business infrastructure has been thoroughly set up, but no real customer sales have occurred.
The opportunity is ideal for those wishing to own a pre-built U.S. business or capable of driving traffic through marketing initiatives. The full package includes a handover checklist, development resources, marketing creatives, and post-sale support. Additional freelance support is offered for those interested in relaunching or customizing the business post-acquisition.
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