Mobiwebz is a business specializing in web and mobile site design along with marketing services tailored for small to medium-sized enterprises. The business establishes its sites to cater to individual client needs, incorporating CMS, photo galleries, e-commerce, and payment functionalities. Additional services span custom design, photography, Google virtual tours, and social media training. With over 30 hosting accounts and annual invoicing, the business sees repeat client engagement, often at an hourly charge. It operates on both domestic and international fronts and can be managed remotely. Mobiwebz has undertaken projects for large companies in the Netherlands. It would be ideal for either an established company aiming to expand or new entrepreneurs seeking a venture with a steady revenue stream and onboarding support. The business is profitable, supported by prepayments and controlled costs. The operation relies on three freelance staff and is overseen by two vendors offering post-sale consultancy. Originating in 2012, Mobiwebz was among Den Haag's pioneers in mobile website provision. By 2014, it had diversified its services and developed a mobile app, growing its client base to over 30 businesses. In 2014, annual sales were 29,398 euros, with profits reaching 25,336 euros. The sale includes server-based software, domain names, client hosting accounts, social media and marketing tools, and app creation resources, alongside existing freelance contacts. Transactions can be processed via Escrow with flexible payment terms available, ensuring a secure transfer and transition period for the new owner.
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