$24,500 ask — live deployed beauty SaaS buyers can test now: booking, CRM, storefront and Stripe test-mode payments. Includes source, domain and handover.
The currently available product, referred to as ChairBoss, is a business-management software aimed at professionals in the beauty industry, such as stylists and cosmetologists. This software serves as a comprehensive management tool offering public booking, appointment management, a customer relationship management (CRM) system, services, inventory handling, storefront foundations, and a messaging infrastructure. The technology stack utilized includes modern frameworks and tools like Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Supabase/PostgreSQL, among others.
ChairBoss is hosted on various platforms, with an estimated monthly operational cost of $59, excluding variable fees and potential upgrades. It is currently in the pre-revenue stage and offers evaluation with test keys on Stripe, allowing potential buyers to explore its payment features without incurring actual charges. The product is set up for immediate hands-on trial through its website, where interested parties can engage with the software directly without needing demo credentials.
The sale of this product includes access to a range of technical resources, such as a private source repository, brand assets, and deployment materials, subject to the final agreement. The seller notes that ChairBoss is positioned as an opportunity for a buyer to validate the product's market placement and convert it into a revenue-generating entity, given its foundational development and infrastructure.
Potential buyers are expected to manage deployment and customer acquisition efforts. There are certain features yet to be fully implemented, including gift-card functionalities and automated reminders, and the buyer may have to establish new provider accounts due to transfer limitations. The seller is looking to pass the project onto someone who can commercialize it effectively, offering reasonable post-sale support and guidance as part of the transition.
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