An anonymous seller is offering a fully developed online platform that tracks software installations and provides a secure system to ensure unique installs are counted accurately. The platform includes a panel that displays total installs and details for each developer’s contributions, helping prevent duplicate installs on the same device. The sale also includes a list of approximately 70 developers willing to assist in gaining installs, with over 551,203 completed installations already.
The seller's website, which generated $3,000 monthly via an online advertising network, is up for sale. The site employs a multi-search engine script, allowing users to perform searches through a custom search tool, thereby earning revenue per click on a 50/50 split with a search engine provider. It also supports other search engines. The installation growth strategy involved collaborating with software developers to integrate a homepage component into their tools, paying developers 0.02 cents per install, resulting in a user base of nearly 550,000.
The source code for the software in C++ is available for purchase, allowing buyers to independently acquire installs and users. The sale is motivated by the site's current reliance on low-revenue traffic regions, prompting the seller to seek a sale in favor of creating a more lucrative platform targeting higher revenue countries, like the USA, UK, and Canada. The site achieves a global rank of 182,049, with traffic fluctuating between 45,000 users on weekends to up to 130,000 during weekdays.
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