I'm selling my recurring revenue web app for $7.5k
OneMotion is a web application for interpreting agencies to manage their entire business, from scheduling to invoicing, online. Interpreters can login, view assignments, approve their own invoices, manage their schedules and more.
Sign language interpreting agencies are in every state and almost every city. They provide interpreters for hospitals, college classes, court hearings, and doctor appointments. Because all the interpreters are freelancers and the assignments are at odd times it is difficult to match these up. OneMotion matches the interpreters to assignments, then automatically creates invoices, both for what the agency needs to pay the interpreter and what needs to be billed to the client company.
It is very useful software that is loved by both companies who use it.
I have other projects that take up all my time, so I finally decided it is time to find a better home for OneMotion. If you are interested in marketing OneMotion and can do the development to support it you should get in touch. Additional details are below.
You can try a demo here: http://onemotionapp.com
I am happy to answer any questions.
- Nathan Barry
first name at think legend dot com
208.462.0001
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Yearly Revenue: * $3,600 from monthly fees * ~ $4,000 in customer funded development
Pros * Their entire business runs on this platform, so switching away is not likely * The main competitor in this space (a company called GridCheck) has a very high setup fee (around $15k) * Both customers have at times paid $300/month when their support needs were higher. * Recurring revenue. Both customers have been using OneMotion for years. * These agencies are in every state and most cities. Could also be expanded to cover all interpreters, then later to cover businesses with similar needs (cleaning services, etc).
Cons * The code is poorly written in PHP with a MySQL database * There are two separate codebases. The main installation has a single customer and is setup to support additional customers through subdomains. The other customer (who helped develop the initial concept) owns a copy of their code and has it hosted on their own server. Though they still pay the $150/month for support. There are some differences between the code and features on each of these systems. * Does not include a billing system. I just setup recurring invoices in Freshbooks.