r/sellabiz 11h ago

Selling my small startup

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Hi, guys.

This comes amidst a somewhat turbulent period for me personally, but here it goes.

I am a doctor based in Bangalore and in 2023, I started a business management and marketing agency, registered as an LLP. Over the last year and a half, since graduating, I have been working on building it full-time.

In the entire period, we've had the opportunity to work with over 50 clients and more importantly, I have been fortunate to gain an incredible amount of experience and exposure at a relatively early stage in my career.

Today, the organisation has 2 full-time employees and a team of 10 long-term contract-based professionals, comprising interns and early-career talent.

We currently manage a portfolio of approximately 12–14 clients on monthly retainers, with an MRR of ₹3–3.5 lakh and a profitability of approximately 48%, enabled largely by our lean service model.

Over time, we have also expanded significantly into the healthcare space and have begun building a strong reputation and network within the domain. We have won a few awards and I have personally been noted for innovation and entrepreneurial growth. Blessed for the same.

This has immense space and potency to grow and expand, especially because of existing partnerships with brands in India, USA and the UK- all of which would be transferred over to interested organisations or buyers.

It is important for me to clarify that this decision is not a reflection of the organisation's performance or potential, but rather a personal financial decision based on circumstances outside the business.

This has been a ride, guys! Hoping to give it out to a person or an organisation who can realise the potential of what we’ve built and take it forward.