The company is an established employee advocacy software platform that helps enterprises turn their own employees into a distribution channel for company content on social media. Companies connect their owned media, websites and recruitment feeds, and the platform uses an automation layer to deliver relevant, ready-to-share posts to individual employees, who amplify that content to their personal networks. The product is sold to large organisations on annual recurring contracts and is operated by a lean team.
The financial profile is that of a mature, sticky SaaS business rather than a high-growth one. Trailing twelve-month net revenue is approximately $1.08M, of which roughly 98% is recurring subscription revenue. The customer base is made up of about 100 active enterprise accounts, including a roster of blue-chip European and global brands, with more than 100,000 enrolled employee users across those programs. No single customer accounts for more than roughly 3% to 4% of monthly recurring revenue, so revenue is broad rather than concentrated.
Earnings are at an inflection point. The business ran at about breakeven two completed years ago, produced roughly $20,000 of EBITDA in the last completed year, and generated about $60,000 of EBITDA on a trailing twelve-month basis, with the first half of 2026 running at a higher margin still. Cost is dominated by salaries and by a development and operations line; both are controllable, which is why the margin has expanded as the cost base has been held while recurring revenue grew.
Two characteristics define the opportunity. First, the revenue is high quality: long-tenured enterprise logos, multi-year cohorts, near-total recurring mix and very low customer concentration. Second, the asset carries embedded distribution, most visibly through a reseller and add-on relationship with a leading third-party social-media intelligence suite, alongside a direct salesforce and additional channel partners. A buyer is acquiring a defensible enterprise customer base, a six-year category data advantage expressed in the proprietary annual industry benchmark it publishes, and a cost structure with clear room to widen margins as it grows.
The business is offered as a 100% sale. The guide price is confirmed through FIH.com, and an indicative, ARR-based valuation framework is provided later in this memorandum. The seller will consider both all-cash and structured offers.