The text outlines the sale of a well-established software company, founded by an experienced entrepreneur with over 14 years in software development. The company has achieved an average monthly income of $2000 with minimal expenses and effort, using a $250 Amazon EC2 hosting service. The sale is prompted by the entrepreneur's need for funds to support a new advertising venture. The software company has a strong, stable product lineup established over four years, built using PHP, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, with a clean codebase open for modification by those with programming knowledge.
The company has a range of software products and mobile apps generating revenue from several domains with registered paying customers. These products include live chat software and mobile apps sold per download, totaling a significant number of incomes from recurring yearly subscriptions and one-time payments. The domains are well-established and receive organic traffic without the need for advertising, with one domain ranking highly for specific search terms, securing valuable organic traffic.
Included in the sale are the domains, customer information, and operational documentation, along with a provision for six months of free consultation support post-sale for the buyer. The company has generated around $55,000 in income last year, and the owner is seeking $40,000 for the sale, with an auction reserve price set at $20,000. The business presents a lucrative acquisition opportunity with existing active subscriptions valued at over $42,177.
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