The marketplace connects families with local students for household tasks such as yard work, moving, errands, and event staffing, generating revenue through a platform that charges an 8% service fee. In July, the platform achieved $995 in gross fees from 118 paid matches, a significant increase from the previous month. It features an automated system with 20 database tables and 59 automated communication paths to handle matches, payments, and refunds without owner involvement. The platform also launched a funded referral program and suggests opportunities for new owners in scaling. Operations are efficient, with families posting jobs that students apply for, and payment occurring directly between the families and students, with Stripe managing the service fee. The platform uses Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Twilio, Resend, and Vercel, and requires minimal owner time. The customer base is concentrated in high-income areas such as Fairfield County, Connecticut, with natural growth without marketing spend, indicating significant untapped potential. Financials show operating results from June 26, 2026, with July being the first full month of monetization. Lifetime refunds are minimal, and seasonality affects student availability with mitigations in place. The business is operated by a solo founder relocating internationally, leading to the sale, which includes all assets and a comprehensive legal foundation and support during the transition. The marketplace's efficient automation and organic customer acquisition present scalable opportunities for growth.