The property on offer includes two stock photo and vector sites, both powered by WordPress, and an iStockphoto account that has generated earnings of over $9,426.48 in an 8-year timeframe, with a current monthly income of around $100. Though the two sites, focused on vector stock photos, have not yet made direct sales, web traffic is noted to be on the rise since the seller ended the exclusive iStock agreement in March. Photos started selling online last year, with illustrations added more recently. Managing these sites is straightforward for those familiar with WordPress, and transactions are handled through PayPal. The new owner will not need experience as an artist or photographer; hiring creators is suggested for expanding content. The offer includes full ownership rights for the domains and the iStock account, ensuring exclusive access to all photos and content. Additional support will be offered for a month post-sale. Domain registration dates are June 16, 2014, and December 22, 2013, respectively, for the two sites, with statistical data available for traffic analysis. The business handover will be completed using Escrow.com with shared fees. This package presents an opportunity to acquire a nascent but promising stock imagery business with existing revenue streams and room for growth.
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