A few months ago, a set of commercial plugins was developed for the WordPress platform, consisting of WPCCP and an advanced image protection plugin. WPCCP, or WordPress Content Copy Protection, employs various techniques to safeguard blog content from unauthorized copying. It disables common copying methods, such as right-click, image dragging, and certain keyboard shortcuts. The other plugin adds a blank image layer over all site images, preventing unauthorized downloads. Despite being registered in early 2013, it wasn't until late 2013 that the associated domain became active. Although the potential of these plugins is significant, the developer is unable to focus on them due to relocation and new projects, suggesting that a new owner could significantly increase their revenue potential. The package includes the rights and source code to both products, the website files, and the domain, alongside a free version of WPCCP that has garnered over 67,000 downloads. The site operates on WordPress with a custom one-page checkout that utilizes PayPal. To manage this, one only needs a PayPal account and email, as the process is largely automated. Occasional customer support is required, handling email inquiries about downloads or installation, but these are infrequent, averaging between 2-8 emails monthly. The potential for growth with effective marketing is substantial, presenting an opportunity for a new owner to capitalize on the existing demand and reputation of the products.