The business has generated approximately $16,000 in revenue and an estimated $15,300 in profit over the past year, supported by Stripe payment records. With over 70 paying customers and 166 payments made in the 12-month period from September 2025 to August 2026, the average revenue per customer was around $190. The business operates with a streamlined, AI-assisted workflow managed by a single operator, incurring roughly $600 annually in running costs. An Instagram-driven lead generation strategy results in about 21% of inbound enquiries converting to paying customers, with a median first response time of 12 minutes.
The business includes its brand assets, domain, website, admin, and invoicing systems, along with an Instagram account and business email. There is potential growth for a new owner through developing recurring packages, expanding outreach, and investing in SEO and paid promotions.
Customers typically engage through Instagram, website, or email, with quoted fixed prices and a project completion process involving deposits and staged work. A typical workload involves 5-7 hours weekly, focusing on communication, designing, and promotional outreach.
Financially, the business had three refunds totaling around $565 and one card chargeback. Demand spiked in late 2025 due to increased exposure, while analytics and search tracking only began in September 2026.
The sale includes various digital assets, although the Stripe account and client domains are managed separately. Disclosures highlight potential limitations in copyright protections due to AI-generated deliverables. The seller seeks to pass on the business to focus on other ventures, noting the business's efficient operation and growth potential with more regular attention to social media and outreach.
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