An established software company, founded in 2009, specializes in sports applications, boasting a significant presence in major app marketplaces. This business has reached profitability through its vast collection of college and professional sports team apps, covering football, basketball, and more. Their success is highlighted by growing revenues, doubling from 2009 to 2010, and maintaining substantial profits despite minimal operational costs primarily derived from app store fees and hosting services.
The business offers a diverse range of assets for sale, including over 200 sports team apps across both iOS and Android platforms, a domain and social media accounts, and promises a hands-free operation with minimal maintenance requirements. Their sales cycle is driven by seasonal sports events, notably college football, contributing significantly to annual profits.
Despite its success, the founders plan to sell this venture because it hasn't generated enough revenue to support a transition to full-time involvement and are hoping to fuel new strategic directions. They offer a seamless ownership transfer process, ensuring the new owner gains full access to all platforms and revenue channels. For ongoing support, a month of free troubleshooting is included post-purchase, with further assistance available on a contractual basis.
While the company’s website does not generate revenue, the primary source of traffic comes from organic searches through the Apple App Store. The business facilitates ownership transfer and offers alternative payment options, prioritizing ease for potential buyers.
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