<p><b>My platform is a link-in-bio app built to do one thing better than Linktree: guide more people from social to site with zero disruption.</b></p><p>My app instantly detects where a visitor clicks from—Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Pinterest, Reddit, or LinkedIn—and automatically adapts its design to match that platform.</p><p>For example, if someone taps the link from Instagram, it looks and feels like Instagram. That familiarity builds trust, maintains momentum, and—most importantly—boosts clicks to the places that matter.</p><p>By removing friction, reducing clutter, and eliminating pattern interruptions, my platform creates a guided journey from your social profile straight to your website.</p><p>Users enjoy a unique bio link that fades into the background and lets their brand shine, while their followers quickly find what they’re looking for—in the same way that sparked their interest in the first place.</p><p><b>From day one, the brand’s messaging was clear: "The platform guides more followers from social to site with zero disruption for more clicks."</b> That single sentence became a slogan and ultimately shaped everything from marketing to branding.</p><p>Instead of copying features or remaining indistinguishable from Linktree, all messaging doubled down on what made my platform different.</p><p><b>That clarity paid off. </b>By promoting one message and one feature consistently—and showcasing that feature with every new user—the platform's links have been clicked millions of times and are used by people from all walks of life, including major label musicians, global social media stars, and leading e-commerce brands.</p><p>For creatives, artists, and social media content creators, my platform is a simple, on-brand mini website with a fun “party trick.”</p><p>For marketers and e-commerce brands, my platform turns paid ads, video views, and social posts into more clicks—and more clicks mean more customers.</p><p><b>Key Highlights:<b></b></b></p><ul><li><b>&nbsp;Verified Users: 20,000+ </b></li></ul><p>We consider these users verified based on unique IP addresses and confirmed, active emails—supported by a recent email validation report from May 1st, 2025.</p><p>While the platform will soon to surpass 30,000 signups, we have filtered out all accounts with multiple users under one IP, temp emails, invalid emails, and users that have never signed in after sign up. This offers a clearer picture of users with potential for re-engagement and upselling.</p><ul><li>&nbsp;<b>Revenue: $1,503.25 USD</b></li></ul><p>Revenue has totaled $1,500 without ever offering monthly or annual subscriptions. All revenue was generated from limited-time lifetime deals priced at $47+, showcasing untapped revenue potential.</p><ul><li><b>&nbsp;Brand Recognition: 🏆</b></li></ul><p>On launch day in early 2024, Seemless was named #1 Product of the Day and has won several additional Product Hunt awards since.</p><p>Links have been viewed over 10 million times, with 1M+ unique impressions.</p><p>Across the brand’s social channels, over 20 million impressions, with mentions in Business Insider and MarketWatch.</p><p><b>How It Started:</b></p><p>The platform launched in mid-January last year and quickly gained traction, with over 10,000 signups in its first 100 days.</p><p>Viral Reddit posts, influencer shares, press coverage, and winning Product Hunt’s #1 Product of the Day built momentum—all achieved with a limited marketing budget, entirely bootstrapped and run by a solopreneur.</p><p>Thousands of early users were drawn in by the “anti-bio link” positioning, seeking clarity over the usual clutter. The visual appeal of the "detect and switch" feature helped even basic demo videos perform well organically, driving steady growth and boosting brand awareness.</p><p><b>Investment:</b></p><p>Over the past 18-19 months, I have invested approx. $30,000 with nearly full-time effort. This includes over. $20,000 in app development and maintenance and $7,500 in marketing, content, and promotion—plus additional setup costs and software expenses.</p><p>With the major expenses challenges behind us, the platform is now ready for acquisition and poised for further growth under new leadership.</p><p><b>Context:</b></p><p>The platform has always been free, focusing on growth, brand recognition, and user signups. Early on, instead of charging for upgrades, we launched a "Reward" system that granted free upgrades for sharing and social engagement.</p><p>All the app’s $1,503.25 in revenue stems solely from limited-time lifetime deal offers (typically $47-$97) released only when revenue was needed. Never a permanent offer.</p><p>After early traction and VC interest, the goal shifted to rapid growth for acquisition. I engaged in discussions with two “unicorn” social media startups and nearly secured pre-seed funding early on. Though these deals never crossed the line usually citing economic uncertainty in our country (Canada) — but I believe the free-only business model lead to that result despite early interest.</p><p><b>How It’s Going:</b></p><p>More than a year into its journey, the platform remains a unique app with strong brand presence and marketing strength but needs product updates, business model refinement, and fresh energy to reach its full potential.</p><p>For the right buyer or team, this is a rare, low-cost opportunity with significant upside and substantial untapped potential.</p><p>With its share of highs and challenges, my time with the application is coming to a close, opening the door for new leadership and future success.</p><p><b>Why I’m Selling?</b></p><p>No matter what anyone says, you don’t sell your company at this stage because you’re tired of winning.</p><p>The reality is, there were several challenges—and I made some missteps that I couldn’t recover from.</p><p>The main issue, and most devastating to the business, was relying too heavily on a single developer from day one, then going “all-in” on growth and brand awareness by sacrificing sustainable revenue for acquisition interest. In many ways, those two decisions are why this decision now feels clear.</p><p>My goal is to be transparent for interested parties, but also because my mistakes and challenges very clearly represent untapped opportunities for the right buyer.</p><p><b>Complete Developer Reliance &amp; Rollercoaster</b></p><p>The developer I worked with from idea through launch—right up until a month ago—was an overseas freelancer. Without paid plans, my budget was tight, but after hitting 10k signups, I invested everything into a major V2 update.</p><p>Like many projects, things went over budget and well past deadlines. Marketing suffered, user support lagged, and app updates stalled. After repeated cycles of stops and starts, the developer ultimately left due to a serious health issue; months of work and investment vanished without anything to show for it.</p><p>As a solo founder with limited technical skills, I couldn’t push forward: no new upgrades, no updates, and no support.</p><p>Over the last couple of months, I found a temporary developer who’s been reliable—focused on maintenance, speed, and patching a backlog of bugs and errors that were left unfixed. After migrating to a new host, the app is now stable and running smoothly. However, I have no plans for new features beyond these stability improvements.</p><p><b>Business Model Mistakes &amp; Value Gap</b></p><p>While focused on building V2 and refusing to offer a paid plan, I aimed to launch an upgraded, AI-powered update and wanted to approach a few interested M&amp;A advisors seeking an acquisition after reaching my goal - 30,000 verified users (which likely required 42–43k signups)—but to this day, I never set up a long-term revenue model. I prioritized signups and branding over income and failed to reach my user base goal in the process.</p><p>So, after the repeated setbacks mentioned, and 10% lacking the budget, 10% lacking the team—but truthfully, 80% completely burnt out—it’s become clear: either sell now at a discounted price or let the project slowly fade.</p><p>So, if you want a stable, brand-forward product with undervalued reach, my platform is ready for its next phase.</p><p><b>Details &amp; What's Included:</b></p><p>Assets &amp; Social Media Accounts:</p><ul><li>Application, Codebase (PHP Laravel), Domains, Brand IP</li></ul><p>Social Media Accounts:</p><ul><li>X - 3,000+ followers; launch video with 14M views</li><li>Instagram - 2,000+ followers</li><li>Pinterest - 40,000+ monthly views (peaked at 300,000/mo)</li><li>TikTok - 800 followers</li><li>YouTube - 10,000+ views</li><li>LinkedIn: followed by entrepreneurs, artists, and executives from tech, music, and VC</li></ul><p>Overhead: $55 /month.</p><p>Expenses can be kept as low as $55 per month for hosting, scalable to your needs. (Hosting: $50–$55/month, Domain: $1.50/month).</p><p><b>Buyer Support</b></p><p>I’m happy to help ensure a smooth transition and offer any insights or experience I can share. You’ll also have continued access to the current developer for any technical coordination.</p><p><b>Userbase:</b></p><ul><li>29,307 total signups (as of May 8, 2025)</li><li>19,500–20,500 active, email-validated free users</li><li>16,000–16,500 “active” users (multiple logins, verified emails)</li><li>2,000+ “recently active” users (active in editor or logged in recently)</li></ul><p><b>Revenue:</b></p><ul><li>$1,503.25 USD</li></ul><p><b>Price: $9,850</b></p><p>To avoid the wide-ranging and abstract nature of app development and putting a direct price on the brand’s value and social media assets, this valuation is grounded to strictly represent the value of the user base. Well below the value of hot leads—we price each user at only $0.49/user with a recently verified email address, making our $9,850 price clear with all else to serve as a bonus.</p><p>Alternatively, with $1,503 revenue this year, you can view this price as a 6.5x revenue multiple. Priced for a quick exit at $9,850. At this time, mainly due to the low cost of maintenance, no offers below will be considered.</p></br>✅ $1,503 in Annual Revenue✅ 32 customers✅ Business model: Freemium✅ Built with PHP, Laravel, Lemon Squeezy