Near-production Aviation Fuel Management SaaS with 20 modules, .NET backend, modern UI, mobile fueling app, and real-time integrations. Full asset sale includin
The aviation operations platform described is a comprehensive and ready-to-deploy asset featuring twenty fully developed modules, designed with a .NET and SQL Server backend and a modern Angular Material UI frontend. Key features include a configurable international tax, fuel, and fee engine, a mobile app for fueling operations, real-time flight and weather data integration, and cloud-ready deployment on Azure with minimal operational overhead. This platform, developed for multi-airport and international operations, is poised for SaaS commercialization without any existing code debt or legacy contracts.
Targeting an underserved market, the platform is ideal for over 19,000 global Fixed Base Operators (FBOs), regional airports, fuel handling companies, and private aviation networks. Its user base also includes aviation software vendors and operational tech providers needing a modern fueling module. Early industry feedback suggests strong demand, particularly for mobile support and automated pricing and tax logic.
Financially, this is a pre-revenue asset valued at a development cost between $350K and $900K over three years, with minimal operational expenses. There are no existing liabilities or contractual obligations, making this a clean acquisition opportunity. With a recommended SaaS pricing structure, potential buyers can anticipate generating significant annual recurring revenue.
The acquisition includes complete intellectual property rights, source code, extensive documentation, and deployment instructions. The founder offers 60 days of support to facilitate transition and initial customer onboarding. This platform presents a rare chance to penetrate the aviation fueling sector with a robust, fully developed solution and no development risks.
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