This is a subscription SaaS platform for self-published authors, helping them get honest reviews on their Amazon books through a points-based community. Launched in 2025, the business has grown to 400+ paying members and has facilitated 18,000+ reviews.
It serves independent authors who need reviews to sell on Amazon.
Key Performance Metrics
Paying Members: 400+
Monthly Churn: approx. 5% to 6%
Refunds: approx. 2%
Traffic: 78% organic or direct
Operations
A long-standing VA handles day-to-day work: member data, emails, and review checks
Owner spends approx. 5 hours a week, mainly on escalated emails
Freelance developer engaged as needed, no retainer
Key Financial Highlights (Trailing 12 Months)
Recurring subscription revenue, billed in USD
Adjusted Net Profit Margin: 70%+
Minimal ad spend
Revenue Breakdown
Monthly and annual subscriptions: approx. 90% of revenue
Points bundles and featured book spots: approx. 10% of revenue
Product Offering
Members earn points by reviewing other members’ books and spend them to request reviews on their own
Built around Amazon’s review rules: no direct swaps, no paid reviews, no guaranteed ratings
Marketing
Most members joined through a partnership with an author course provider
Very little paid advertising to date
Email list and a YouTube channel in place
Competitive Advantage
Established member community with 18,000+ reviews facilitated
Custom-built platform with clear review rules
Standard pricing, with a discounted partner tier that can be moved up over time
Growth Opportunities
Paid marketing, content, and SEO
More partnerships with author educators and publishing communities
Move discounted partner members toward the standard rate
Promote the built-in upsells
Build out email onboarding and reactivation
Assets Included
Domain and website
Platform source code and back-end data
Billing account and subscriber base
Member database and email list
Brand assets and marketing content
SOPs
Why Acquire
Recurring revenue with a 70%+ adjusted margin
Runs on approx. 5 hours a week with a VA in place
Growth levers largely untouched
Clear fit for operators already serving self-published authors
Reason for Sale
The owner is focusing on other publishing and software projects and wants a buyer who can put consistent effort into marketing.
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