An anonymous developer launched an online script store in December 2011, focusing mainly on Facebook-related applications. The business earns revenue by selling these scripts, which are entirely unique and developed by the founder. There are minimal support requests due to comprehensive documentation, with most inquiries being pre-sale questions. The store offers exclusive scripts like a Facebook app builder, content lockers, contest applications, and entertainment apps. Recently, the launch of a new script significantly boosted sales. The owner provides support for 60 days post-sale via various communication methods. Buyers receive the domain name, a popular Facebook fan page, exclusive rights to nine unique scripts, and access to the developer’s portfolio. All scripts remain unique as reseller rights have never been sold. Marketing efforts are minimal, relying on organic traffic from forums, searches, referrals, and direct inquiries. The decision to sell the business stems from the owner’s financial need after a car accident. Future plans include transitioning to mobile app development for Android and iPhone. Revenue from the script store and custom development work has seen an increasing trend, with a notable spike in July attributed to the launch of a popular new script. Additionally, a modest monthly affiliate revenue is generated. Monthly expenses are low, with hosting and domain costs totaling around $40 per month. The business operates without advertising expenses, substantiating a robust profit margin, especially given that custom development work is done in-house.