The company, a math education enterprise, develops math-centric games for iPhone and iPad, financially backed by esteemed investors who selected it from a pool of 300 companies. Its recognition extends to mentions by high-profile technology and investment platforms, emphasizing its industry presence.
Currently, two games are available in the app store—one named “Piggy Math,” which reached the 17th rank in the Education category, and another called “Math Shapes.” A third game is under development, with artwork and design documentation ready. These games have been generating consistent revenue without advertising expenses, resulting in passive profits. The potential for increased earnings exists through efficient advertising and methods such as cross-selling. Additional monetization strategies include selling detailed reports on children's performance to interested parents, leveraging micro-transactions, and incorporating virtual goods.
The company aims to facilitate the transition to new ownership by providing complete resources. This includes the domain, social media accounts, Apple account, website content, games' source codes, game assets, and connections with proficient graphic artists and coders. They offer ongoing support for a month post-sale to ensure a smooth transition.
Despite most sales occurring via the App Store, the company's website and social media maintain significant traffic, particularly from engaged parents. The company expresses a willingness to support the buyer to maintain and grow the business's success. The opportunity exists for new ownership to increase revenue through advertising and expanding available features.
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