The businesses in focus are two online communities acquired in 2013, one operating under the alias Person.com and another confidential video site. Both platforms boast a substantial user base of nearly 5 million people. The communities foster user interaction through instant messaging, video chat, and a Tinder-like matching feature. Primarily monetized through subscriptions, Person.com’s most popular freemium model offers the first month free followed by a recurring fee, generating over $63,000 in annual revenue. The video site follows a $10 per month subscription model, earning about $70,000 annually. The current owner is not the original founder but has strategically developed the platforms post-acquisition, elevating Person.com to be a competitive video chat and matching service. The sale is motivated by a strategic shift to other digital ventures. Prospective buyers will receive operational and technical training. Key elements of the sale include all domain and social media assets, a significant subscriber database, and full rights to content. Revenue is primarily driven through Braintree and CCBill. The sites do not require constant updates but depend on PHP, MySQL, and third-party services like Facebook API for functionality. Limited SEO efforts have been employed, and there’s potential for growth through marketing and app development. The seller ensures migration support and maintenance guidance post-purchase. The main advantage over competitors is the live video chat feature, and the growth potential lies in expanding customer acquisition strategies. The seller offers a three-year non-compete agreement and post-sale support and training for up to three months.