A web design and development business, operational for over a year, is being offered for sale. The business has shown substantial growth, having completed over 200 projects and worked with more than 50 clients in a year and a half. The current owner, a former freelancer with extensive experience in web development, has built this business with two developers and a designer. The profitability of the business is substantial, generating a net profit between $4,000 and $6,000 monthly after expenses. This business, supported by a reseller hosting service, has potential for further revenue growth through additional projects sourced from its website, freelancing platforms, and existing clients.
The offering includes two domains and various development materials valued at over $30,000. These resources encompass advanced web applications and plugins that can be monetized or used as a SaaS model. The package also gives the buyer access to a dedicated development team and business development manager. This enables the buyer to potentially earn $8,000 monthly, ensuring a net profit of around $4,000 to $5,000 by outsourcing the service with minimal supervision.
The business also has a blog with 87 contributors, providing a platform with significant user-generated content. To assure the buyer of potential profitability, income and operations guarantees are provided. The seller is willing to engage in detailed discussions and provide verifiable analytics to serious buyers. The business represents a lucrative opportunity that could see a return on investment within months.
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