Auto Webinar Player is a proprietary automated webinar software system currently up for sale. This enterprise-class system, designed to mimic live webinars, is a fully operational business with a positive cash flow of $2,500 per month and paying customers. The software was developed in the Philippines, initially for personal use by the original creator, who later transformed it into a Software-As-A-Service company. Despite its successful operation, the software is significantly under-marketed, presenting a massive opportunity for growth.
Owned by an internet marketer with a background in traffic systems and live webinars, the sale includes the software code, domain, customer base, and video-based training materials. It generates a gross monthly income of $3,200, with server costs amounting to $600-$700 per month. The offering also includes unique code elements that could serve as foundations for new products, such as an email notification system integrated with Amazon SES and a graphical page editor.
The ideal buyer would be someone interested in building a substantial continuity income and possessing marketing expertise. They would gain exclusive ownership of the system and support during the transition period, with the seller offering three weeks of access post-sale. The business is primed for expansion in the growing market for automated webinars, making it a lucrative opportunity for the right investor.
Finalizing the transaction will involve a jointly selected escrow company to ensure a smooth transfer of ownership. The statistics provided are based on data from January 2012.
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