An insurance website and its associated sites are up for sale, generating revenue through an affiliate program. The business has partnerships with two companies, providing a platform for users to request free insurance quotes. Leads generated are sold to local insurance agents, and owners earn commissions without needing direct customer engagement or deep insurance knowledge—only marketing skills are necessary. The current owner, a licensed insurance agent, previously faced difficulties due to marketing challenges in a competitive landscape. High keyword costs and lack of financial resources to invest in marketing led to the decision to sell. The owner's recent shift in career focus to open a local insurance agency drove the decision to offer the websites for sale, as they can no longer dedicate the time required for effective marketing. The websites, marketed through a discontinued Yahoo program and submitting to search engines and directories, experienced high conversion rates due to targeted traffic. Monthly profits have been around $1,000 with minimal marketing expenditure. The sale includes four insurance websites, originally written content, and setup guidance for affiliate programs. The total estimated value is $10,000. Despite potential growth opportunities, the owner opted to focus on new business ventures. Prospective buyers can take advantage of the existing content management features to enhance SEO efforts and further develop the business. Additional revenue and traffic details, particularly for one of the main sites, are provided, with the possibility of increasing traffic and revenue through strategic marketing and content management.