The website in question is a highly profitable ClickBank Top 10 site with a proven track record of significant profits and low maintenance requirements. Established in December 2009 and launched in June 2010, the site has consistently generated substantial revenue through various streams without spending on advertising. In May 2011, a successful ClickBank launch for Release 2.0 propelled it to the #6 spot in the marketplace, contributing significantly to the $456,686 gross profit over the last 12 months. The profits are derived from various sources like ClickBank sales, webinar sales, and commissions from hosting services, as evidenced by detailed financial reports. The site boasts over 1 million visits annually, a subscriber base exceeding 68,000, and a remarkably low refund rate of 13%, indicating high customer satisfaction with the product.
Included in the sale are four fully-developed websites, all proprietary content, full rights to all programming and brand assets, an established ClickBank vendor account, and a 68,000-strong subscriber/buyer email list. The new owner will also receive 30 days of free support and $15K in reserve funds.
The current owner is selling due to commitments to a new, non-ClickBank project. Sales experienced periodic drops due to strategic pauses in promotion before new releases, and spikes during launches and webinars. The seller offers to verify all financials and traffic details live via GoToMeeting to interested and qualified buyers. The explanation for using Escrow services is provided but will be negotiated with serious buyers. The listing underscores a stable and profitable business opportunity with detailed analytics reports available for review.
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