The business is a mature, profitable B2B SaaS platform specializing in customer engagement and retention through web push notifications, on-site overlays, emails, SMS, and customer feedback. Established in the European Union, its primary market is Brazil. The platform offers a scalable and compliant messaging infrastructure, distinguished by its all-in-one approach and stable profitability. Operating on a subscription-based model, revenue is generated via monthly and annual contracts, ensuring predictability. The company, with a small team, maintains limited dependency on its founder, who focuses on strategic oversight. Currently, the platform is used by 155 customers, largely within the e-commerce, media, and publishing sectors. Financially, the company reported a gross revenue of €919,241 with a substantial gross margin of 75%. Growth prospects include ARPA expansion and geographic expansion into more LATAM markets and Europe, with enterprise-level product enhancements and strategic partnerships offering additional opportunities. The founder is seeking to sell the business to reallocate resources and believes a buyer with strong sales capabilities and strategic vision is ideal for taking the platform to its next growth phase. The founder is open to remaining involved post-transaction to facilitate a smooth transition.
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