The platform was developed by an individual to simplify the management of cloud virtual machines (VMs) on various cloud services by enabling automated scheduling features. The creator, a software engineer, developed and maintained the platform alongside full-time employment. The primary users are IT professionals in large organizations such as insurance companies and retail chains or managed IT service providers, who often use the product as a reselling tool. The product has achieved notable customer retention, with an average customer lifespan extending beyond a year, and many relationships exceeding four years. Revenue is generated via subscription models, with pricing contingent on the number of VMs and additional features selected. The backend is built on Node.js and utilizes Azure virtual machines, Docker Swarm, MongoDB, and Redis. The frontend employs Ember.js. Key features include scheduling capabilities for VMs, dynamic machine shutdowns based on utilization, team access controls, and integration with major cloud platforms. The platform distinguishes itself by offering more user-friendly and flexible automation solutions compared to first-party cloud scripting options. The business incurs minimal operational expenses, with no spending on marketing or sales efforts. However, hosting costs remain substantial, although there is a potential path to reduce these expenses by transitioning to a more resource-efficient platform. Customer acquisition predominantly occurs through word-of-mouth and mentions in technical blogs. The ideal acquirer should possess programming and server hosting skills, along with a solid understanding of VM cloud infrastructures. A three-month post-sale support period is offered to facilitate a smooth ownership transition.