CreativePro Office (CPO) is a digital platform offering a desktop and iPhone app, supported by an established blog and positive reviews from coding magazines. Users commend its ease of use and affordability. CPO operates on a subscription-based model, with three levels of service available post a 30-day free trial. Payment is handled through automatic transactions to a PayPal account, potentially transferable to a new owner to ensure service continuity.
For the year 2014, the platform reported a gross revenue of $11,486.07, with financial verification available in multiple currencies, necessitating conversion to USD for accuracy. Developed using PHP and CodeIgniter, with a front-end powered by jQuery, CPO boasts around 100 active, paying users.
The service is being sold because its original purpose—to serve the owner’s business needs—has been fulfilled as the owner has moved on to a different employment opportunity. Although CPO remains profitable with a loyal user base, it’s no longer essential.
Included in the sale is five hours of the developer’s time, intended to smooth the transition for the new owner, with the option for continued developer support as a contractor. The asking price of $16,499 incorporates all associated fees. This project started as a necessity and learning tool, now reaching its potential under the current owner who is ready to pass it on.
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