The sale includes a domain name, valid until 2020, and the source code for a website with a custom template. The business operates with minimal maintenance due to its automated nature. The seller, while initially hesitant to sell due to the site generating passive income, has decided to sell to fund a larger project. They also note that the presence of similar sites that mimic their model played a part in this decision. The website, launched in 2013, was the first in a specific region to consolidate shipping information from various companies, allowing users to track shipments from a single platform, thereby simplifying the tracking process. Revenue is generated through Adsense, with occasional offers from companies wanting to advertise their products and services directly. For security reasons, the seller is unwilling to add users to Google Analytics, offering to provide video reports instead. Monthly expenses include a $5 VPS to handle high website traffic and a proxy service costing between $10 and $20 for fetching tracking data from other sites. The website has grown organically with no formal marketing, gaining popularity through user recommendations. The seller suggests future enhancements such as developing a mobile app to increase the site's popularity, traffic, and page ranking.