NOT DISCLOSED, Texas
| Asking Price |
$200,000 |
Year Established |
1997 |
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| Annual Revenue |
$72,964 |
Reason for Selling |
Retirement |
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| Annual P/L |
|
Attention |
Jake Wawrzynski |
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| Annual Cash Flow |
$60,968 |
Listing Number |
1017953 |
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| # of Employees |
1 |
Business Category |
Services: Education & Training |
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Business Overview:
This is an online continuing education provider approved by a Texas state regulatory agency to deliver required license-renewal credit to professionals in a licensed trade. Licensees must complete a set number of CE hours every three years to keep their licenses. Renewal deadlines are staggered by license anniversary month, so demand comes in all year instead of in a single season.
The company offers a catalog of prerecorded, self-paced, state-approved courses. Together they satisfy the full renewal requirement for every license type the agency covers, so a student can meet their entire obligation without leaving the site. An exam-prep course adds a second revenue stream from new-license candidates.
A proprietary learning management system handles enrollment, payment, course delivery, quizzes, certificates, and completion notices. The company owns the course content and the platform code outright. There are no employees, no facility, and no inventory. The owner's main recurring task is a weekly compliance roster submission to the state; the rest is light student support and simple marketing. Advertising spend was $1,000 in 2025.
The regulatory approval is held by the corporation, not by the owner personally. Offered as a stock sale to preserve it.
This business suits an owner-operator looking for a low-overhead, portable income stream, or a training company adding a regulated vertical.
Growth & Expansion:
Pursue CE approval from other states and adjacent licensing boards, restart a dormant approved licensing course, offer group or municipal pricing (the platform is already configured for it), run renewal-reminder campaigns to a list of 2,000+ past students, and restore a consistent distributor marketing cadence.
Property Features and Assets:
None. Remote, home-based business.
Market Competition and Expansion:
Every licensee must complete CE hours every three years, and deadlines follow each license's anniversary month. The seller estimates roughly 9,000 active licensees and about $1.5M in annual state CE spending. Licensees can retake courses for credit each cycle, making past students recurring. The company competes on convenience and visibility: its online, self-paced catalog covers the full renewal requirement in one place. New entrants face a regulatory and cost barrier to entry.
Additional Details:
- The property is owned.
- This is a homebased business opportunity.
- This is not a franchise resale opportunity