The business in question is a 7-year-old portfolio of subscription-based mobile apps. It started in 2018 and operates remotely, currently generating approximately $1 million in annual revenue and $600,000 in Seller’s Discretionary Earnings (SDE). The portfolio comprises a diversified range of iOS and Android apps, maintaining a robust revenue model that comprises 60% from subscriptions and 40% from advertisements and in-app purchases. With 2.95 million monthly active users, the business showcases consistent growth, evident in its 9.8% year-over-year profit increase.
The business employs a data-driven approach, leveraging proprietary AI to acquire and grow its app offerings. Operations are entirely virtual, involving a minimal team of three employees, inclusive of ownership. The company is structured for easy transition with an open bidding process ending in late 2025, and the founders are willing to provide transition support if needed.
Within the competitive global app industry valued between $700 billion to $1 trillion, this mobile app aggregator targets niche markets with minimal traditional competition due to the industry's size and fragmentation. Future growth is anticipated through strategic app acquisitions, feature development, and increased investment in user acquisition.
The business is currently seeking a 100% acquisition via an asset sale format and is particularly suitable for strategic buyers such as app aggregators, digital asset funds, or investors focused on digital growth and expansion. The sale includes all necessary digital assets, domains, IPs, websites, apps, and marketing accounts. The business is priced based on offers, with a flexible transition plan for new ownership.
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