A freelance graphic designer based in the San Francisco Bay Area specializes in early-stage brand development and logo design, serving global clients. The designer has ventured into entrepreneurship by launching a subscription-based graphic design business, offering services at $329 per month. The startup, established in September with a soft launch in November, gained its first six subscribers by mid-January. Since then, strategic changes have stabilized revenues, averaging $1,834 monthly.
The business, available for sale, includes the website, three freelance graphic designers, an email list of contacts, and various accounts supporting business operations. The new owner will inherit a business that can be managed remotely, primarily overseeing client onboarding. While the current owner handles some design tasks, a future owner could assign all work to freelancers.
Monthly expenses include web hosting, freelance payments (receiving 45% of subscriber fees), and Google advertising. The target demographic is business owners aged 25-45, mainly in the U.S., working in industries with ongoing graphic needs. Customer acquisition mainly occurs through Google ads, with an acquisition cost of $65-80 per new client, while retention is managed through quality service.
The owner is selling to pursue other ventures and part-time opportunities. Growth potential exists in expanding marketing channels, enhancing onboarding, and exploring additional services. Subscriber testimonials highlight the service’s promptness and effectiveness. As the business grows, updates will be shared in the listing’s comment section.
Hello, my name is Tim, a buyer/seller based in North Idaho.
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