An established WordPress design-product business, founded in 2018, is seeking a new owner. The company specializes in premium WordPress themes and an Elementor add-on, distributing products via WordPress.org and managing transactions through an automated WooCommerce store. Over the years, the business has generated $169,065 in lifetime net revenue and maintained a steady profit despite minimal operating costs and no formal advertising.
Key assets include 183 WordPress themes and over 500 Elementor page templates, reaching a global market of 3,106 customers across 100 countries. With more than 12,200 active installs, these products enjoy strong ratings on the WordPress.org platform. The business is operated by a solo designer-developer, requiring 3-5 hours weekly for maintenance and customer support.
The sale comprises all business assets, including product code, website, store, and customer records, along with a 30-day transition period. Several growth opportunities exist, such as expanding customer upgrades, enhancing email marketing, optimizing SEO, and exploring paid acquisition channels. The aim is to enhance the business's scalability and reach.
The current owner plans to transition into client and contract work, highlighting an opportunity for a new owner—ideally someone with a background in WordPress products or digital development—to capitalize on the established product line and customer base. Interested parties can obtain a comprehensive Information Memorandum to assess financial performance, growth potential, and operational details.
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