An individual is auctioning a website and associated business, urging only financially prepared and serious buyers to bid. The business is well-established with over 200 projects completed in 1.5 years and has served over 50 clients. It operates efficiently with two developers and one designer, generating a monthly net profit of $4,000 to $6,000. The company also runs a blog that requires minimal maintenance, with contributions from 87 bloggers. The business has both search engine and referral traffic, facilitated by user-friendly services that automate order placements and project descriptions. The package for sale includes two domain names, logos, source files of design materials, and a comprehensive suite of development tools like social network platforms, ecommerce software, and more. These resources, valued over $30,000, can be repurposed or used as Software as a Service (SAAS). A buyer will acquire full rights to these tools and the option to outsource operations. The current office setup is low-cost, with developer and designer salaries being $600 and $550, respectively. The seller is willing to provide transitional support, including a business development manager to help the buyer manage operations. The buyer is expected to recover their investment within a few months due to the profitability of the business. The seller promises not to compete post-sale and offers strategic guidance to enhance profits further, suggesting a potentially lucrative opportunity with the right efforts. The auction includes a complete list of operations and potential profitability strategies, making it an enticing offer for interested parties.