The text describes a SaaS business centered around a suite of Instagram-related tools. The company offers a comprehensive platform equipped with multiple features such as a story viewer, profile viewer, highlights viewer, reels viewer, and more. The business includes a SaaS dashboard where users can log in and access these tools. Since its inception in January 2019, the business has consistently generated revenue, accumulating around $194,000 in total income.
Revenue streams include affiliate revenue from a network offer totaling about $41,400 since early 2024, income from CPA content-locker networks amounting to over $150,000, and sales from its own credit system introduced in 2026. The platform's income has grown over the years by incorporating new revenue channels and enhancing its offerings. The business saw its peak revenue in 2024 with $44,939, driven by successful revenue-sharing offers.
In recent times, traffic was redirected from affiliate offers to the platform's own paid credit system, causing a temporary dip in revenue. The site's SEO is strong with an authority score of 30 and significant backlinks. Moreover, four new language-specific sites were introduced in October 2026, with plans to increase traffic.
The entire package includes the domain and all subdomains, the SaaS dashboard, source codes, databases, and branding assets. Not included are the seller's payment processing and data accounts, but assistance is provided for new account setup. The business's running costs are approximately $95 monthly, focusing primarily on server maintenance and an Instagram data API. The owner is selling the business to concentrate on other ventures.
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