Streamza, launched in July 2013, is a personal streaming service that integrates BitTorrent functionality with advanced streaming capabilities. The platform allows users to import any torrent, transcode media into streamable formats, and access content across various devices including iOS and Android. Streamza has gained recognition for its innovative features, such as bypassing BitTorrent restrictions, a responsive HTML5 app, iOS compatibility, high-speed streaming, and privacy through SSL communication. Users can also refer friends for bonuses and enjoy integrated features like OpenSubtitles.org. Although it operates without traditional marketing, relying on word-of-mouth and user recommendations, Streamza still attracted significant attention and a user base. The service offers a subscription model with plans ranging from $6.99 to $19.99, generating a monthly revenue of approximately $5,400 from over 1,000 active subscribers, with expectations of growth. The company utilizes Amazon Web Services for its infrastructure, ensuring scalability and efficiency. Streamza incorporates several AWS services and technologies like Ruby Sinatra and asynchronous scripting for its server-side operations, while the front-end is built using modern web frameworks like Bootstrap and Backbone.js. The founder is seeking to sell Streamza due to personal circumstances and a PayPal payment issue, offering the service "AS IS," including all code repositories, social media accounts, domains, and more. The new owner will need to establish an alternate payment solution but has the potential to expand Streamza into a broader streaming platform. The auction's starting price reflects the development and value potential of the service.