The described platform is a commercial real estate and construction intelligence software designed to identify opportunities from public project and property data. Currently covering six U.S. markets, it automatically updates its database with thousands of records. Users can search and filter opportunities in construction, commercial properties, and land. The platform provides functionality including automated data updates, searchable records, opportunity scoring, and user authentication, among others. It operates primarily through automated data ingestion, presenting a potential acquisition for those looking to further develop and commercialize it via a B2B SaaS subscription model.
Currently, the platform is pre-revenue with no paying subscribers, developed as a software asset with minimal operating expenses. The intended subscription price is $199 per user monthly. A new owner could expand the platform geographically, integrate additional data sources, and market it to industry professionals who require early visibility into construction and development activities. Potential growth opportunities include expanding into more cities, improving lead-generation workflows, and developing enterprise plans.
The sale is motivated by the intention to transfer the developed asset to a buyer capable of scaling its distribution and coverage. Included in the sale are the brand, domain, website/application, source code, technology, and other agreed-upon assets. This acquisition is aimed at leveraging the existing technology and infrastructure with the potential to monetize and expand the offering.
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