The text discusses the sale of a well-established lottery software business founded in 2012. The software is browser-based and helps users create smaller, mathematically structured pools of lottery numbers. It supports hundreds of international lottery games, including major ones like Powerball and Mega Millions, but not single-digit games like pick 3. The original owner, a specialist in lottery mathematics, is selling the business due to potential retirement plans. With approximately 8,500 email subscribers and a strong history of repeat clients, the business generates revenue through a non-recurring annual access purchase model. However, clients may prefer a switch to automatic renewal. Low operational overheads, as the business does not demand any physical inventory or employees, make it financially viable. Sales in the EU/EEA are currently paused due to VAT administration, representing an opportunity for a new owner with the ability to manage this. The current marketing reach could also be significantly expanded through social media and modern digital marketing techniques, areas that have been underutilized. The owner offers a transition period with full support and assistance, emphasizing the software’s role as a mathematical tool rather than a guaranteed win strategy. The transaction does not include recurring payment subscriptions, with the onus on the new owner to inform customers about the change. The original owner desires a buyer who respects the mathematical integrity of the software. The potential for growth remains strong if the incoming operator can bring traffic and expand marketing efforts.