The product described is a revolutionary streaming technology enabling seamless television delivery on devices traditionally unable to support such function, including iPads, iPhones, Flash devices, GoogleTV, and Android phones. This technology, identified here as SonicPlayer, has successfully delivered a robust real-time television experience coupled with interactive features like viewer communication and in-video purchasing options, supported by three pending patents. A detailed offering is available, which includes a brand transfer, potential trademark claims, and a state-based LLC. Apart from enterprise licenses permitting channel creation and reseller rights, the package offers a branded console, multiple SDKs for various platforms, server infrastructure, documentation, and training sessions.
The creators, operating within the U.S., invite potential buyers who can expand the marketing and sales end while contributing support and customization requests back to them. They highlight the inherent value a new owner would gain, including steady revenue streams from existing clients like law firms and various branded shopping and mobile channels, with further expansion potential through multi-channel licenses. Despite generating $64K in revenue primarily through direct sales and license deals, the developers admit a lack of advertising effort and seek to transact the business for continuation beyond its technical development phase. Weekly traffic averages 1800 unique visitors, with its current buzz primarily driven by existing client interactions and independently created demo channels.
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