A company offers a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform designed for LinkedIn growth and artificial intelligence content intelligence. Originally created as an engagement community, the platform now supports content strategy, comments, replies, and lead generation. The business generates revenue from software subscriptions and usage purchases, with historical lifetime deals offered through a separate entity. As of October 2026, the business had 64 active subscribers, leading to a monthly recurring revenue (MRR) of $2,935.28 and an annualized recurring revenue (ARR) of $35,223.40. The business began operations in May 2025 as confirmed by the owner. The financial data presented spans from November 2025 to October 2026, presented in a cash-based, unaudited format. Profits for January to October 2026 totaled $10,515 against a revenue of $28,848, after accounting for refunds and transaction fees. Expenses during the same period amounted to $18,333, covering marketing, cloud services, software tools, contractors, and bank fees. Profitability varied monthly, with losses reported for July and October due to significant marketing expenditures. Key points for due diligence include $7,550 in payments to a third-party entity excluded from the profit calculations. Adjusting for these would lower the profit to $2,965. Details for November and December 2025 expenses are estimated at 20% of revenue. The average monthly gross MRR churn over the last three months was 8.47%. Proposed core assets for sale include the platform's domain, brand assets, website files, and proprietary technology, with specifics to be finalized during due diligence.