This business opportunity presents a SaaS platform designed for individuals interested in combating cybercrime and safeguarding users, providing a chance for passive income. Established in 2011, the business has consistently generated an annual income of $20-30k and operates using a unique automated pro-active prevention model. This model minimizes the need for direct customer support by averting problems before they occur, allowing services to be offered at discounted rates.
The digital product can simultaneously support up to 10,000 computers, requiring no physical intervention as downloads are triggered upon payment. Customers benefit from flexible support options, with built-in chat and minimal direct support needed. The subscription-based revenue model ensures regular monthly and some annual payments.
Included with the sale are two domains, complete website assets, customer lists, and full rights to the product’s content and development. The platform utilizes WordPress, Woocommerce subscriptions, and other technologies. Profit currently stands at $1,074 monthly, with greater potential for growth through additional revenue streams like one-time cleanings and sign-up fees, which accumulated $10,720 from August to December 2016.
Expenses are minimal, covering server costs and SSL, with additional revenue generated from on-site services and other non-plan services. Transaction arrangements will be managed via escrow, including one-month transitional support. The owner seeks to sell to explore other ventures, offering potential for the business to grow significantly under new management. While financial details are limited, the platform is ready for seamless transfer to the new owner.
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