The text promotes the sale of a complete, well-developed software application specializing in a PowerPoint add-in. The creator has spent almost two years developing the software using C# in Visual Studio 2012, making it compatible with the latest PowerPoint versions. The application integrates multiple licensed components worth thousands, including DevComponents, Aurigma Graphics Mill, and InstallShield, among others, with overall development costs reaching $175,000. The offering includes a preconfigured ASUS laptop with all software and licenses needed for development, coding, and distribution, as well as the full source code for the add-in and a standalone version not yet released. Also included are all rights to the domain and website, along with associated social media accounts, a registration-required MailChimp list, and an Amazon S3 account utilized for content delivery.
The software, branded under a specific LLC, is positioned as maintenance-light, with major updates primarily necessary only if Microsoft releases a new PowerPoint version. It is currently hosted at a cost-effective rate of $5 per month. The seller, citing time constraints, offers ongoing support to understand how to maintain and operate the software infrastructure including insights on build processes via TeamViewer. While direct development support isn't provided, the seller could facilitate contact with the original developer for any future upgrades or issues. The sale represents an opportunity for someone to take over a fully functional software business ready for further marketing and growth.
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