A software developer just listed his AI-powered CRM business for sale — $132K profit last year, fully automated sales model, and buyers who pay $5K-$15K per install. Here's why this caught my attention: Originally they were just going to archive the platform and wind it down. Then his team mentioned they should sell it, use the funds as a bonus, party, charity, hence the listing. However, due to serious time constraints and priority clients on their end they've decided to price this to sell, like today. If you know what you're looking at it will be an easy "YES, I want to own this" ...if not, that's ok too (most people don't understand this business model). He's selling the picks and shovels while everyone else is digging. Every business is scrambling for AI tools right now, and this CRM solves the exact problems they complain about... no more monthly SaaS fees, no vendor lock-in, and a built-in AI agent that writes the CRM code on demand. The business model is clean, AI proof and forward looking. Marketing the CRM is automated. 1. The internal AI agents find prospects from the owned 145-million contact database, verifies the emails are good, and sends outreach emails. 2. Prospects book calls after watching demo videos. 3. You show up, answer questions, close the deal. That's all he did. No ongoing support because buyers get the full codebase and the AI developer handles their customizations. This isn't a fixer-upper. It's a profitable business with a product people actually want, in a market that's only growing. There's 3 Asset Layers: 1. The code - 200k over the past 4 years so it would have these features 2. The data - there's 145 million B2B leads, all with email that you'll own 3. The AI - AI is fully built in, connect via API or local. If you've been looking for a real software acquisition with built-in demand, there's nothing else for sale anywhere like this one. ✅ $132,871 profit in 2025 ✅ $61,500 profit in 2026 so far ✅ $260K revenue over 21 months ✅ $120/mo fixed costs (server/services/api) If you know what you're looking at the decision will be simple.