The document provides an overview of a growing online soccer training company founded by a former college and semi-professional soccer player. Over four years, the business has achieved significant revenue growth, reaching $846K in 2025, with projections of $945K for 2026. Operating entirely online without physical facilities, the company relies significantly on program enrollments and coaching services, supported by effective Facebook/Meta advertising for customer acquisition. The business is poised for expansion through three key initiatives: an AI-powered training platform, premium upsell pathways, and international training camps in Europe, aimed at enhancing revenue streams and brand prestige.
The company seeks a strategic buyer who can leverage industry connections or provide operational expertise. Ideal buyers include sports industry insiders, private equity groups with relevant portfolios, or sports media companies. Assets included in the sale encompass the brand, digital assets, customer data, marketing systems, and an AI training platform under development, backed by a network of contractors and coaches.
Two deal structures are proposed: a 50% equity sale with the founder remaining active, or a 70–80% equity sale where the founder would continue as CEO with a salary. The asking price is $1.5 million, with a preference for an all-cash transaction and continued founder involvement for one year for transition and consultancy. Financial documents for 2024 and 2025 are available for potential buyers.
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