The text describes a complete advisor-matching platform built on Laravel, designed for matching consumers facing major financial events with specialized financial advisors. Key components include a public site, intake funnel, admin and advisor portals, CRM, billing, and scheduling systems. Advisors are charged a fee per introduction, processed through a Square-hosted checkout. The platform features 20 event-specific landing pages and a 10-step intake funnel that evaluates leads before they reach the admin. It includes automated testing and deployment tools. Despite being fully operational, the platform lacks traffic and advisors, presenting an opportunity for a buyer with marketing resources. The platform operates on a standard PHP/MariaDB server and requires minimal maintenance time. Consumers do not incur costs, while advisors typically pay fees on established platforms. The platform has no customers or revenue yet, and annual operating costs are around $300. Developed over a year with AI assistance, the platform includes robust testing, compliance considerations, and logging features. It is ready for sale to someone with marketing capabilities, and the sale includes source code, domain, brand assets, and a handover support period. The offering is positioned as an opportunity to acquire a complete, ready-to-deploy platform without incurring the typical build costs associated with similar systems.
I am a developer who designs turn-key online businesses.
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