A new gaming marketplace, designed for digital products and services, is focused on peer-to-peer transactions. It provides modern eCommerce functionalities with advanced tools for sellers and a variety of purchasing options aimed at enhancing conversion rates and profitability. Founded in October 2022 and based in England, the company anticipates launching its website in 2026, having completed over 60% of its platform. The founder has over four years of experience in gaming marketplaces, along with a manager boasting 15+ years.
Currently seeking strategic investors to support its growth, the platform proposes a revenue-sharing investment structure, allocating 40% of net profits to investors until they reach three times their investment return. A target of $50,000 is set for the first stage of investment. The funds will primarily be directed towards marketing, focusing on influencer marketing, SEO, and paid ads, with a minor portion earmarked for product development.
The platform has over 1.5 million active offers across 30,000 games and supports more than 12 gaming services. It is built to handle high-volume transactions with a goal of long-term scalability. The company’s revenue model is diversified, utilizing several high-margin streams including direct sales and marketplace fees. Additional monetization methods include subscriptions, transaction insurance, and varied purchasing methods. The platform's key systems for revenue collection and order processing are fully functional, with 60% of the entire platform completed and the remainder expected to finalize shortly. The team includes 15 active employees, with additional personnel available as needed.
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3. Review traffic. Sellers can grant you access to Google Analytics. Ask for read-only access to verify site traffic.
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