This listing offers a unique opportunity to acquire two separate SaaS products, a CRM and a security platform named Warden. The base sale, priced at $39,000, includes source codes for both software products along with several integrated features such as the Zara AI assistant. The CRM offers functionalities like pipeline management, contact tracking, and report generation, while Warden includes security features such as incident tracking and vulnerability intelligence. Additional included assets are related to deployment and branding, as well as documentation and transferable domains. However, the base sale does not include the overarching agency brand, portfolio business, main domain, or customer-related data.
The application employs modern web technologies including Next.js, React, and PostgreSQL databases. This proposition provides access to an operational platform as opposed to an undeveloped prototype.
It should be noted that this is an asset sale rather than a profitable SaaS business, with current revenues listed at zero and no active paying subscriptions. While pricing for potential services is established, customer acquisition is identified as a challenge that the new buyer will need to address. The founder is divesting these assets in a bid to streamline existing projects. This acquisition is particularly ideal for those who already have distribution capabilities, such as agencies or security providers.
As part of the transition process, necessary infrastructure accounts will be transferred, and post-sale technical support is promised to ensure a smooth handover. An expanded acquisition option is also available, subject to separate negotiations.
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