The auction for a video conversion site is a relisting due to a previous buyer's financial rejection. Originally priced at $85,000 USD, the owners now seek $70,000 USD+ for a quick sale to fund a new project. The site, which was relaunched under a new name after its initial launch in June 2009, specializes in converting YouTube videos using custom PHP and MySQL software. It introduced a community system in July 2009, with registration allowing users to download more content, leading to 210,000 members, including 1,700 paying members. The platform experiences over 800 daily registrations, rising to 1,400 on weekends. Potential buyers are invited to contact the sellers via Flippa for further discussions on e-mail or phone. Revenue is generated through a premium membership system that began in mid-September, offering users features such as unlimited downloads for a one-time fee of $20 USD. This has resulted in approximately $25,000 in revenue. The site also recently incorporated two affiliate advertisements, yet it currently lacks monetization through CPM or CPC, indicating potential for increased earnings. Traffic growth has been organic, driven by SEO, word of mouth, and coverage by notable tech news websites. The site averages 10,000-15,000 unique visitors and 100,000 page views daily. The sale intends to unlock additional monetization opportunities and expand the platform's revenue streams.