A publishing company, founded in 2011 by an entrepreneur and humanitarian, provides comprehensive services for authors, ranging from editing and publishing to marketing and graphics. Originally assisting primarily novelists, it has expanded to meet increasing demand for professional consultation. The business operates without upfront costs to authors, using on-demand printing and diverse revenue streams. Profits are split with authors who commit at least 5% to a charity. The company runs on a low-input model with potential for high-revenue growth. The sale includes extensive guidance, the company's assets, and continued phone/email support. Marketing is tailored individually per publication, with the option for social media growth assistance. The business, assessed at $1.2 million using various valuation methods, has generated over $75k since November, projecting an annual net income of $100k. The sale is confidential to avoid alerting distributors of the transition. The founder, occupied with other ventures, particularly an NGO in Southeast Asia, is selling due to time constraints. He describes the company as a resource for authors to navigate publication challenges without financial burdens. Despite initially creating the company as a side project, its unexpected growth has necessitated more structural development. The sale was spurred by an unsolicited offer. The buyer will receive ongoing client leads and assistance with client transitions. Although the company's website has not been aggressively marketed, it maintains a high conversion rate, indicating further growth potential in this area. Financial details and further information are available upon request.