This offering presents a complete and production-ready SaaS platform designed for private cover-request networks serving UK schools and nurseries. The platform facilitates staff within the same institution to cover for each other via a built-in chat, eliminating the need for external childcare cover. Unlike typical software sales, this package includes a comprehensive go-to-market strategy with researched contacts for 171 UK schools and nurseries, personalized outreach emails, and more than 70 already sent emails. Currently, the platform has no revenue, as transactions through the payment flow have yet to be completed in a production environment. The product includes a working multi-tenant platform with a live marketing site, web application, subscription billing, and stringent data security measures supported by internal security audits and an automated isolation test suite. Legal compliance documents, such as a Data Processing Agreement and Privacy Policy, are also in place.
The sale also involves a go-to-market package, featuring in-depth market research and a detailed deployment guide. While the platform has no customers or revenue yet, the asset’s value lies in its developed infrastructure and market groundwork. The seller is offering this asset due to personal project completion preferences rather than operational ambitions.
Included with the purchase are 14 days of post-transfer email support, catering to deployment inquiries. The potential buyer is encouraged to perform due diligence, including running security tests and reviewing documentation available under NDA. The offering represents significant cost savings compared to building a similar SaaS platform from scratch.
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