The business, established in December 2015, offers a unique Software as a Service (SAAS) that allows users to conduct retail arbitrage by dropshipping products from Amazon to eBay. It is designed to compare Amazon product categories with equivalent sold items on eBay, thereby helping users achieve substantial profits. This platform is noted for its high demand and low competition in the market.
The software provides various functionalities, such as tracking Amazon prices, assessing eBay sales history, and exporting inventory data, among others. It is compatible with Amazon and eBay platforms in both the US and UK, catering to a broad demographic involved in internet marketing and retail. The sale includes the main website, software rights, training materials, and associated digital assets, such as a YouTube channel and a Facebook group, along with 1,400+ email leads and 10 domain names.
Monetization is achieved through three-tier monthly subscription plans and supplemental services like the “Arbitrage Master Class” course. Operations require about 10 hours a week, with support primarily handled by the owner and two software developers. Marketing efforts have included SEO, social media marketing, and limited paid ads, primarily focused on Facebook.
Potential growth opportunities lie in enhancing software features, expanding advertisement efforts to other social platforms, and further optimizing SEO. The business is being sold due to the owner needing to pay off a significant debt. The current infrastructure and established customer base provide a strong foundation for new ownership, without geographical limitations.
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