The business in question is an automated webinar software service aimed primarily at internet marketers using it for sales or training. The platform, referred to as AutoWebinarPlayer, operates on an enterprise-level server, offering load balancing capabilities. It stands out from competitors, which often rely on simpler solutions like WordPress plugins, by providing robust infrastructure and custom domain branding for webinars.
Customers typically pay a monthly fee, priced between $97 and $297. The business secures payments through major credit cards facilitated by Authorize.net, with Premium Web Cart serving as the shopping cart solution. The business boasts a solid customer retention rate, with a minimum of four months' subscription per client and many staying for several years.
Key assets of this business include the automated software and a list of current and past customers totaling around 200. Originally created for personal use by an individual who sold products through automated webinars, the software has not undergone any direct marketing efforts. It ranks well on Google for related keywords and is listed on ClickBank, providing access to over 100k affiliates. The previous owner remains affiliated and open to promoting the platform.
The business is being sold because the current owner, an Australian resident, faced challenges securing a US merchant account, which impacted income flow. They no longer have the time to focus on growth due to shifts in their business model. The transaction will be completed via Escrow.com, and guidance will be offered throughout the transfer. The seller envisions significant growth potential for the platform and is open to discussing future opportunities with the buyer.
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