An acquisition opportunity is available for an AI-powered live commerce platform designed for the service economy. This fully developed and launched platform integrates social commerce elements like live shopping, AI-powered storefronts, service marketplaces, booking, scheduling, and payment capabilities. It aims to streamline the process of purchasing services online, making it as seamless as buying products. Key features include live commerce, where service providers can demonstrate their skills through livestreams; AI-powered storefronts that facilitate content transformation into bookable offerings; and a comprehensive marketplace supporting various service industries such as beauty, fitness, and real estate.
The platform also includes integrated booking and scheduling with calendar management, Stripe-integrated payment systems, local discovery to connect customers with nearby services, and social commerce features. Notably, it presents multiple monetization opportunities through transaction fees and premium subscriptions. Built on a hosted application infrastructure with custom workflows, AI, and third-party API integrations, significant development work has already been done.
Launched in an initial form in November 2025, the platform's latest version became available on November 1, 2026. Despite having around 280 registered users and $234 in historical revenue, the current version lacks paying customers. The primary value lies in its developed technology and commercialization potential. The service economy offers immense market potential, and the platform is poised to capitalize on this by simplifying service commerce.
The founder is selling to find a buyer with the necessary resources to scale and grow the platform. Ideal buyers might include SaaS entrepreneurs, marketplace operators, or technology companies focusing on live shopping. Interested buyers can request further technical, functional, and financial information.
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